White Roses

1910

IMDb RATING

YOUR RATING

Harry loved Betty, and vice versa, but Harry was fearfully bashful. No matter how he tried, he never could muster up sufficient courage to propose, despite the fact that Betty always endeavo... Read allHarry loved Betty, and vice versa, but Harry was fearfully bashful. No matter how he tried, he never could muster up sufficient courage to propose, despite the fact that Betty always endeavored to help him out. An idea! He writes his proposal, and invents a sentimental code of si... Read allHarry loved Betty, and vice versa, but Harry was fearfully bashful. No matter how he tried, he never could muster up sufficient courage to propose, despite the fact that Betty always endeavored to help him out. An idea! He writes his proposal, and invents a sentimental code of signals. The letter reads: "If you will accept me, wear red roses; if you are in doubt, the ... Read all

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

8.5/10

YOUR RATING

1User review

See production info at IMDbPro

Photos

User reviews1

8.521

Featured reviews

deickemeyer

It is all amusing and keeps the audience in good humor

A comedy of a bashful man. He is afraid to propose, so he arranges a code of signals with roses, sending the roses and code by a boy, with the usual results. The boy loses everything, the girl gets and wears the wrong roses and the very mischief is to pay until a wise police judge succeeds in untangling it all when the original box and the code turns up in the hands of an arrested youngster. The audience will get much fun out of the difficulties of the bashful young man and his vain attempts to propose. The girl wasn't to blame. She did more than her part several times. It is all amusing and keeps the audience in good humor. - The Moving Picture World, January 7, 1911