How Sir Andrew Lost His Vote

1911

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe first scene introduces us into a drawing room in England where amateur theatricals are taking place and we see one of the big financiers, the Hon. Grant Richmond, of the country in the a... Ler tudoThe first scene introduces us into a drawing room in England where amateur theatricals are taking place and we see one of the big financiers, the Hon. Grant Richmond, of the country in the audience. The next day at his club, word is brought to him that the Navy Bill is about to c... Ler tudoThe first scene introduces us into a drawing room in England where amateur theatricals are taking place and we see one of the big financiers, the Hon. Grant Richmond, of the country in the audience. The next day at his club, word is brought to him that the Navy Bill is about to come up before the House and that if Sir Andrew, the influential member, speaks in its favo... Ler tudo

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deickemeyer

The plot is sufficiently strong to hold the interest

An excellent picture purporting to represent an English political intrigue. A certain member of Parliament, whose voice and vote would have passed an objectionable measure, is prevented from reaching the house in time by the opposition's inducing a girl to call for assistance just as he passed her house. She merely re-enacted a scene from amateur theatricals that she had played. This was sufficient to hold him until too late to take part in the debate or vote upon the question. Presumably the bill did not pass. The acting is extremely good and the plot is sufficiently strong to hold the interest of the audience throughout. - The Moving Picture World, January 6, 1912