The Old Oaken Bucket (1921)

A Wall Street financier oppressed with care and worry, sees some children playing near a great hotel and becomes desirous of reliving the scenes of his childhood. He hurries to his car, is driven to the old country homestead where he was born, and takes a walk through the orchard. A bite of fruit brings back memories of his younger days, afternoon ball games, the daily hike to the old swimming hole, and the days of his youth through the stages of maturity until he leaves for the city to make his fortune. He joins in a baseball game with some youngsters, and he notices an attractive middle-aged woman on the road whom he recognizes as his boyhood sweetheart. They exchange greetings and happily walk down the rustic lane.