The Lost Lord Lowell

1915
20m

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Molly, a slavey in a New York boarding house, is in love with Herbert, the butler at the house next door. They are engaged to be married. Molly is a sort of Cinderella, whom everybody in the... Read allMolly, a slavey in a New York boarding house, is in love with Herbert, the butler at the house next door. They are engaged to be married. Molly is a sort of Cinderella, whom everybody in the boarding house picks on, especially Beth, an actress in search of a rich husband. A myste... Read allMolly, a slavey in a New York boarding house, is in love with Herbert, the butler at the house next door. They are engaged to be married. Molly is a sort of Cinderella, whom everybody in the boarding house picks on, especially Beth, an actress in search of a rich husband. A mysterious man comes to the place, and both Molly and Beth, because of his resemblance to a pic... Read all

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deickemeyer

Some excellent situations

This is a laughable comedy founded on a story by W. Carey Wonderly. T'he production is in two reels, and in it Dorothy Gish plays the part of a slavey. In marrying the butler next door she finds herself suddenly transported from humble callings in a large boarding house to the dignified position of the wife of an English peer, for it happens that the butler next door is none other than the "lost Lord Lovell" and the heir to a large English estate. There are some excellent situations in the picture, and the production can on the whole be classed as a really good comedy. In the story the posing of another man as Lord Lovell is taken advantage of for a good part of the comedy. - The Moving Picture World, March 6, 1915