The Return of Jack Bellew

1914

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFavored by Alice, Jack is in fine spirits, while Bill, who is also a suitor for the beautiful young girl's hand, receiving no encouragement from her, he is surly and inclined to be ugly. Bot... Leer todoFavored by Alice, Jack is in fine spirits, while Bill, who is also a suitor for the beautiful young girl's hand, receiving no encouragement from her, he is surly and inclined to be ugly. Both Jack and Bill are sailors. When they go to sea they are both set to "trim sail." While t... Leer todoFavored by Alice, Jack is in fine spirits, while Bill, who is also a suitor for the beautiful young girl's hand, receiving no encouragement from her, he is surly and inclined to be ugly. Both Jack and Bill are sailors. When they go to sea they are both set to "trim sail." While they are far out on the bowsprit of the schooner. Bill suddenly places his foot on Jack's n... Leer todo

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

TU CALIFICACIÓN

1Opinión de los usuarios

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Fotos

Elenco principal4

Editar

Jack Mower

Jack Bellew

Robert Thornby

Bill

Jane Novak

Alice

Harry Haskins

Opiniones de usuarios1

Opiniones destacadas

deickemeyer

Not quite up to Vitagraph standard

A picture not quite up to Vitagraph standard in either story or acting, although the players themselves are pleasing. This is the first time we have noticed Jane Novak in pictures. She is too young to be experienced, especially in sorrow, but has an engaging smile. The story is of the sea is not fresh or dramatic, or convincing, but has a few excellent sea pictures, Robert Thornby is both author and director. - The Moving Picture World, February 7, 1914