The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary

1916
30m

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Reggie Morris and Kate Toncray in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary (1916)

Orphaned Jack Denham is adopted by his aunt Mary Watkins, a wealthy spinster who is known to everybody as "'Aunt Mary." Aunt Mary's sweetheart receives an offer of a position in the city, wh... Read allOrphaned Jack Denham is adopted by his aunt Mary Watkins, a wealthy spinster who is known to everybody as "'Aunt Mary." Aunt Mary's sweetheart receives an offer of a position in the city, which he gladly accepts, as he has grown tired of Aunt Mary and seizes this opportunity to d... Read allOrphaned Jack Denham is adopted by his aunt Mary Watkins, a wealthy spinster who is known to everybody as "'Aunt Mary." Aunt Mary's sweetheart receives an offer of a position in the city, which he gladly accepts, as he has grown tired of Aunt Mary and seizes this opportunity to desert her. A number of years elapses and he never returns. When Jack reaches his majority ... Read all

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This is one of about two dozen Klaw & Erlanger/Biograph Company co-productions filmed in 1913-1914; it was completed and copyrighted 23 July 1914. However, there is no reliable documentation it was shown publicly until it was re-copyrighted by Biograph 8 March 1916, cut from four reels to three reels, and released 16 March 1916. The reason for the delay may have been some kind of legal complications that arose from the fact that the original play, with May Robson in the title role, was still touring nationally until November 1915.