id: Unidentified Film No. 160
director: Unknown
year: Unknown
country: Unknown
alternative titles: Die heiratslustigen Frauen

Main title: "Die heiratslustigen Frauen" (The eager-to-get-married Women) (in quotation marks) - A man intent on marriage can barely move for all the letters in his office [frame scan 1]. He gets surrounded in a park by a group of women, similarly intent on marriage [frame scans 2 & 3]. He takes off, pursued closely by the women. He climbs up a scaffold – pursued closely by the women [frame scan 4]. The wild chase continues through a bedroom [frame scan 5], a dining room, a study, a stream and concludes with a car chase. The man successfully escapes in the car - but with the women in tow: he will never be rid of the spirits, whom he has summoned [frame scans 6 & 7]

Length: 54m
Format: 35mm, 1.37:1 (originally 1.33:1)
Picture/Sound: b/w, silent (with blank sound column)
Notes: 'Agfa' (title) & 'Kodak A.G.' edgecodes

Source notes
Deutsche Kinemathek - Museum für Film und Fernsehen

The start of the film is probably missing.

Despite his unusual beard, the poor guy obviously is Ernest Bourbon. According to the plot given in the Intermet Movie Database, this film is ONÉSIME ÉCRIT UN ROMAN D'AMOUR, directed by Jean Durand (1912).