Her Husband

1914
22min

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James Lackaye, Earle Williams, and Clara Kimball Young in Her Husband (1914)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTom Harcourt, a cadet at a military school, and Dora Allen, attending a nearby boarding school, are in love. In order to get away together for an evening, Tom forges a letter to her teacher,... Tout lireTom Harcourt, a cadet at a military school, and Dora Allen, attending a nearby boarding school, are in love. In order to get away together for an evening, Tom forges a letter to her teacher, supposedly written by Dora's father. They overstay their time and she is locked out of th... Tout lireTom Harcourt, a cadet at a military school, and Dora Allen, attending a nearby boarding school, are in love. In order to get away together for an evening, Tom forges a letter to her teacher, supposedly written by Dora's father. They overstay their time and she is locked out of the Seminary. Afraid her father will be notified and the forgery discovered, they get marrie... Tout lire

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No fault can be found

A two-part picture that has considerable interest' through the plot, hut portrays in several scenes situations that are unpleasant to view. The character of the husband, the scion of a worthy and prominent family, is shown to be utterly devoid of all the conventions of social and domestic life. Ingratitude seems to be his best quality, and dissipation his ambition. His wife clings to him, condoning his faults. Clara Young is the wife and her acting is natural and artistic. This offering holds the audience to the end. No fault can be found with the direction and acting. - The Moving Picture World, April 11, 1914