Bunny's Honeymoon

The plot revolves around Bunny's niece, who faces a dilemma due to her beau's drinking problem. Her father disapproves of the relationship and insists she break it off. Seeking a solution, Uncle Bunny devises a humorous scheme to help the young man confront his addiction. He stages an elaborate ruse, pretending to be a fat widow with children to scare the lad straight.

As the story unfolds, the comedy arises from Bunny's antics and the misunderstandings that ensue. The film's humorous take on serious issues like addiction and family dynamics reflects the comedic style of early 20th-century cinema. With a cast that includes John Bunny, Dorothy Kelly, and Wally Van, this silent film offers a glimpse into the comedic conventions of its time.