Jean Rescues

1911

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Leo Delaney, Florence Turner, and Jean in Jean Rescues (1911)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaJealous of Horace and jealous of Jean, Oscar thinks he loves Alice, with whom he is constantly finding fault for showing the slightest attention to anybody but himself. Jean has a good deal ... Ler tudoJealous of Horace and jealous of Jean, Oscar thinks he loves Alice, with whom he is constantly finding fault for showing the slightest attention to anybody but himself. Jean has a good deal of good dog sense, and instinctively shuns Oscar, whose disposition is anything but lovabl... Ler tudoJealous of Horace and jealous of Jean, Oscar thinks he loves Alice, with whom he is constantly finding fault for showing the slightest attention to anybody but himself. Jean has a good deal of good dog sense, and instinctively shuns Oscar, whose disposition is anything but lovable. The dog is very fond of Horace, who is a man of gentle nature and kindly character. Jea... Ler tudo

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- Laurence Trimble
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- Laurence Trimble
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Florence Turner

Alice

Leo Delaney

Horace

William Humphrey

Jean

Jean, a Dog

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Florence Turner and her trusty friend, Jean the Vitagraph Dog, are sitting disconsolate on the Maine beach, when William Humphries comes by and tries his smooth moves. Miss Turner entertains his wooing. However, when he brings books for them to sit and read, he fails to bring one for Jean. So she goes off and plays with her friend, Leo Delaney. As the plot advances, we discover that Humphries is a selfish, lazy individual. Jean recognizes this, but will Miss Turner before they are wed?

There were a bunch of animal stars in the 1910s. While none of them would compare with the craze that attended Rin-Tin=Tin, Jean was among the most popular, and it's easy to understand why. She was owned by Laurence. Trimble, who directed this movie, and he invariably chose to cast her in movies which are still charming for their rather antique courtships among the humans, always aided by the vivacious Jean.