The Arrival of Josie

1914

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Audrey Berry, Helen Connelly, and Josie Sadler in The Arrival of Josie (1914)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJosie, an orphan and household drudge, lives with her ill-tempered aunt, Frau Rheinhart, who keeps a small boarding-house in Germany. Life would be unbearable for Josie, were it not for the ... Tout lireJosie, an orphan and household drudge, lives with her ill-tempered aunt, Frau Rheinhart, who keeps a small boarding-house in Germany. Life would be unbearable for Josie, were it not for the fact that Miss Blake, one of the boarders, an American girl studying music, has taken quit... Tout lireJosie, an orphan and household drudge, lives with her ill-tempered aunt, Frau Rheinhart, who keeps a small boarding-house in Germany. Life would be unbearable for Josie, were it not for the fact that Miss Blake, one of the boarders, an American girl studying music, has taken quite a fancy to her. When Miss Blake finishes her course and leaves for America, she gives Jo... Tout lire

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A pleasing character sketch

This comedy number gives Josie Sadler an opportunity for some clever character work. The opening scenes are in a boarding house in Germany where she waits on table, very clumsily. Later she comes to America, where she meets the German grocery boy, impersonated by Billy Quirk. They, of course, fall in love. There seemed to be no particular climax to this, but it makes a pleasing character sketch. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914