A Wedding During the French Revolution

Original title: Revolutionsbryllup

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During the French Revolution, the Lady of Trionville, Alaine, was left sole mistress of the castle; she marries Marquis Erneste de Tressailles, who has taken leave from the Royalist army for... Read allDuring the French Revolution, the Lady of Trionville, Alaine, was left sole mistress of the castle; she marries Marquis Erneste de Tressailles, who has taken leave from the Royalist army for a few days. When the latter arrives at the castle with some of his brother officers, the ... Read allDuring the French Revolution, the Lady of Trionville, Alaine, was left sole mistress of the castle; she marries Marquis Erneste de Tressailles, who has taken leave from the Royalist army for a few days. When the latter arrives at the castle with some of his brother officers, the republican servant Prosper, in a fit of temper, pulls the royalistic cockade from the hat ... Read all

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Agnes Thorberg Wieth's debut.

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The Great Northern people deserve commendation

Here is a drama by Sophus Michaelis, the famous Danish playwright. It is being produced at a well-known New York theater under another title, with a favorite actor in the title role. It is a strongly dramatic production, and as acted by the Great Northern company it is certain to attract much favorable attention. The photographer has performed his part of the work to perfection, and the finished film leaves nothing to be desired. The adequate presentation of films of this character does much to overcome the adverse criticism aimed at the motion picture theater by ignorant and misguided critics. The Great Northern people deserve commendation for their good service in producing this film. The author of the book, at present in this city, warmly complimented the Great Northern representative on the excellence of the production. - The Moving Picture World, March 19, 1910

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