The newlyweds
Egan, Gladys
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After being jilted by their respective sweethearts, Dick Harcourt and Dora Dean have both become disenchanted with the opposite sex. Unknown to each other, they happen to share a seat on a passenger train. Due to a misunderstanding, the other passengers mistake them for newlyweds. As it happens, Dick is a member of an anti-marriage society, the members of which prepare a protest to his defection. Meanwhile, Dick and Dora are the recipients of so many wedding presents that they decide to get married after all.
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