His Soul Mate

19151915

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Albert Maynard thinks he is in love with two coquettes, one as great a flirt as the other. His stenographer, Nellie, is truly in love with him, but she realizes the hopelessness of it when s... Read allAlbert Maynard thinks he is in love with two coquettes, one as great a flirt as the other. His stenographer, Nellie, is truly in love with him, but she realizes the hopelessness of it when she sees he is determined to marry either Dolly or Polly. At an afternoon tea he meets both... Read allAlbert Maynard thinks he is in love with two coquettes, one as great a flirt as the other. His stenographer, Nellie, is truly in love with him, but she realizes the hopelessness of it when she sees he is determined to marry either Dolly or Polly. At an afternoon tea he meets both girls and tries to figure out to which one he will give the engagement ring which he has ... Read all

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An odd rather than a humorous picture

George W. Terwilliger has written a quite unusual scenario that makes an odd rather than a humorous picture. Wavering between the charms of Dolly and those of Polly, a young man dreams that he marries each in turn, that both die and that he meets them in Heaven. His stenographer also is within St. Peter's gates, and she, it seems, is his soul mate. It is not so much a comedy as a fanciful notion picturized. Ethel Clayton and Joseph Kaufman are in the cast. - The Moving Picture World, February 27, 1915

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