The Battle of Hearts

1916
50m

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William Farnum in The Battle of Hearts (1916)

The wealthy owner of a fishing-boat fleet, Martin Cane, loves lovely Maida Rhodes, but her heart belongs to Jo Sprague, the son of the lighthouse keeper. Not only does Cane lose his love, bu... Read allThe wealthy owner of a fishing-boat fleet, Martin Cane, loves lovely Maida Rhodes, but her heart belongs to Jo Sprague, the son of the lighthouse keeper. Not only does Cane lose his love, but when his fleet is ruined he has to start over again from scratch. Maida soon finds out, ... Read allThe wealthy owner of a fishing-boat fleet, Martin Cane, loves lovely Maida Rhodes, but her heart belongs to Jo Sprague, the son of the lighthouse keeper. Not only does Cane lose his love, but when his fleet is ruined he has to start over again from scratch. Maida soon finds out, however, that neither of her suitors is actually what he seems to be, which is good for on... Read all

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In a curious bit of film-within-a-film, two sequences of this film are screened by Hedda Hopper in her documentary Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 1 (1941). Both Hopper and William Farnum starred (it was Hedda's film debut) in the this picture and both are present at the 1942 screening in addition to Hopper's son and daughter-in-law. This appears to be a lost film except for the quick sequences in Hopper's documentary. Although she seems to have had a print of the whole film in 1942, its whereabouts are unknown.