1914 slapstick silent film "Goodness Gracious" features a rich man and a poor woman in love

[From Paramount Screen Souvenirs #2-13] [with added VO narration throughout, not part of original movie] QS title card: "Visiting "The Big Ditch' - President Taft inspects the nearly-completed Panama Canal, begun in the Roosevelt administration." [no film clip with this title] / Title card: "In 1910, a movie maker turned out this burlesque of the rip-roaring mellerdrammers of his day..." / Intertitle: "Curse You Jack Dalton - The Cast..." [original title: "Goodness Gracious," 1914] / Intertitle / young woman "Lizzie" (Clara Kimball Young) sits in room and is handed disturbing papers by man with top hat, elaborate mustache, and cloth over face (James Young); "Hector" (Sidney Drew) chases man off / Intertitle: "The Happy Pair Ask Consent of Hector's Father to Wed and Are Cast Out Penniless." / Lizzie and Hector in the parlor of Hector's father (James Lackaye) who kicks them out, Hector grabs a bottle of wine and guzzles on the way out