Early in this film, the protagonist unsuccessfully pretends to be a bartender named William Brown.
Early in this film, the protagonist unsuccessfully pretends to be a bartender named William Brown. While hiding under a table in enemy territory, the protagonist stares out at his lover through a cigar hole burned in the tablecloth by Glen Cavender's character. Near the end, the "Leprechaun" protagonist is rewarded with an oversized uniform. Based on the book Daring and Suffering by William Pittenger, one scene in this film sees the hero misfire a cannon, hitting a dam which floods out enemy troops. Those troops had suffered a loss in this movie by attempting to cross the Rock River Bridge with the Texas. The hero loves a woman named Annabelle Lee played by Marion Mack and is an acrobatic, wannabe Confederate soldier named Johnnie Gray. FTP, name this movie that includes almost an hour of chase scenes on the title train, starring and directed by Buster Keaton.
Early in this film, the protagonist unsuccessfully pretends to be a bartender named William Brown.
The General