Out in the Rain (1914) User Reviews

There is good comedy

[deickemeyer · 13 May 2018]

Carlyle Blackwell, as a clubman, dines not wisely but too well, and as a result when he thinks he is entering his home discovers after a while he is in the house of a friend. Although one viewing the picture will be led to believe a tragedy is impending when the man of the house returns and finds the intruder, the unexpected happens and the mistaken man is gently led out; his wife, however, informed by telephone, puts the chain on the door and the unfortunate man is locked out in the rain. There is good comedy in the various situations. - The Moving Picture World, February 28, 1914