The Bogus Napoleon

1912

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNapoleon going away upon a secret mission, entrusts the key of his private chamber to his chancellor. Two of his courtiers are seen by his private detective, watching the proceedings from be... Tout lireNapoleon going away upon a secret mission, entrusts the key of his private chamber to his chancellor. Two of his courtiers are seen by his private detective, watching the proceedings from behind the portieres. The secret spy knows that they mean mischief, and keeps close watch of... Tout lireNapoleon going away upon a secret mission, entrusts the key of his private chamber to his chancellor. Two of his courtiers are seen by his private detective, watching the proceedings from behind the portieres. The secret spy knows that they mean mischief, and keeps close watch of them. He overhears their plot to secure the key. They hire two ruffians to find a man to ... Tout lire

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- Charles Kent
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As a whole, is a very desirable release

A good comedy release giving a thoroughly delightful situation, quite fresh and laughable. Its early scenes are, as was proper, very serious; but when the conspirators, who have advertised for a man who looks like Napoleon to play a part in a theater, look over those who are applying for the job, the audience gets plenty of hearty laughs. It is a long scene and it is fine. Ralph Ince and E. R. Phillips, with the good help of Messrs. Bunny, Shea, Chapman and M'Gee, have the honors in this part. Another phase of the same situation is given when these two are considering Napoleon himself for the job, and this scene also is "a scream." The climax stands up with the rest of the picture which, as a whole, is a very desirable release. It was produced by Wm. Humphrey, who plays in it an excellent Napoleon. Messrs. Kent, Edward Lee, Travers, Barry and Morey have good parts. - The Moving Picture World, August 31, 1912