By Right of Birth

1921
4min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJuanita Cooper is the adopted daughter of Frank and Geraldine Cooper. Geraldine backs Manuel Romero, an unscrupulous stockbroker, on a trip to Oklahoma to secure oil leases from Freedmen all... Tout lireJuanita Cooper is the adopted daughter of Frank and Geraldine Cooper. Geraldine backs Manuel Romero, an unscrupulous stockbroker, on a trip to Oklahoma to secure oil leases from Freedmen allottees, who are ignorant of the real value of their holding. Romero focuses on an allotmen... Tout lireJuanita Cooper is the adopted daughter of Frank and Geraldine Cooper. Geraldine backs Manuel Romero, an unscrupulous stockbroker, on a trip to Oklahoma to secure oil leases from Freedmen allottees, who are ignorant of the real value of their holding. Romero focuses on an allotment belonging to Helen, a missing allottee.

Réalisation
- Harry A. Gant
Scénario
- George Johnson
- Dora Mitchell
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Harry A. Gant
Scénario
- George Johnson
- Dora Mitchell
Casting principal

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Michael_Elliott

Sadly Another Lost Silent Film

By Right of Birth (1921)

Sadly, the 1921 film BY RIGHT OF BIRTH is one of many films that are now considered lost. The only surviving material is about four minutes worth of scenes, which can be viewed on Kino's Pioneers of African-American Cinema release.

I've read this was a love story but sadly these four minutes don't really contain enough to fully show you or tell you what the plot was. We see a woman fall off her horse and a man comes to the rescue. I'm going to guess this here was the meeting of the leads. We also get another clip showing an eviction warning as well as another dealing with a couple people trying to get a signature on a piece of paper.

Obviously there's not enough here to fully judge the film but until a print turns up I'm thankful we've at least got these four minutes to watch.