The Ladies' War

1914

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOne faction of the Ladies' Culture Club favors the election of Mrs. Blenkinsop and the other that of Mrs. Minxton, rival candidates for the presidency. The rivalry is greatly increased when ... Tout lireOne faction of the Ladies' Culture Club favors the election of Mrs. Blenkinsop and the other that of Mrs. Minxton, rival candidates for the presidency. The rivalry is greatly increased when Mrs. Minxton's cook leaves and she lures away Mrs. Blenkinsop's "jewel of a cook," by the ... Tout lireOne faction of the Ladies' Culture Club favors the election of Mrs. Blenkinsop and the other that of Mrs. Minxton, rival candidates for the presidency. The rivalry is greatly increased when Mrs. Minxton's cook leaves and she lures away Mrs. Blenkinsop's "jewel of a cook," by the promise of better wages, etc. Mrs. Blenkinsop goes to the agency and hires Belinda, a woma... Tout lire

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There was much hearty laughter

A picture with an actor proof situation at its climax and with a very well played climax, for the fun at that point depends most on Jane Fearnley and Mandy Wilson (colored and fat) and both of these with the ladies' tailor (Albert Roccardi) are very amusing in their roles. Roy McCardell, the author, made good use of an idea which is not new at all, but, nevertheless, very laughable. There was much hearty laughter while it was on, and it makes good as a comedy offering. Wilfrid North produced it. - The Moving Picture World, July 4, 1914