Pete, the Artist

19131913

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Pete Brevardo has a reputation as a portrait painter. On the street he encounters an elderly maiden lady, Belle Ritter, and her aristocratic face impresses him powerfully, so much so that he... Read allPete Brevardo has a reputation as a portrait painter. On the street he encounters an elderly maiden lady, Belle Ritter, and her aristocratic face impresses him powerfully, so much so that he thinks that if opportunity occurred he could make a masterpiece. The opportunity came qui... Read allPete Brevardo has a reputation as a portrait painter. On the street he encounters an elderly maiden lady, Belle Ritter, and her aristocratic face impresses him powerfully, so much so that he thinks that if opportunity occurred he could make a masterpiece. The opportunity came quickly for the lady visits his studio, desiring that Pete shall paint her picture. The work ... Read all

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It has one or two amusing situations

Another in the Pete series, written by Shannon Fife and produced by Barry O'Neil. It is not so good as "Pete Joins the Force," of a few days ago. But it has one or two amusing situations and made a little laughter. Peter Lang and Mrs. George E. Walters play the leads with the good support of Clarence Elmer and Marie Wierman. The photography is fair. - The Moving Picture World, April 5, 1913

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