Snowdrift

1914

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O.A.C. Lund and Barbara Tennant in Snowdrift (1914)

While a broken-down, gray-haired old fellow is silently sweeping snow in front of a prominent club, one of the club members decided to take him in to enliven the evening with a story of his ... Read allWhile a broken-down, gray-haired old fellow is silently sweeping snow in front of a prominent club, one of the club members decided to take him in to enliven the evening with a story of his life. After taking a drink the old man is induced to tell his life's story. The club scene... Read allWhile a broken-down, gray-haired old fellow is silently sweeping snow in front of a prominent club, one of the club members decided to take him in to enliven the evening with a story of his life. After taking a drink the old man is induced to tell his life's story. The club scene fades out and the spectator is carried into the wilds of the Great Northwest when snow is... Read all

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deickemeyer

The story proves to be one of gripping interest

This is a two-part delectable production and contains a heap of heart interest. A human derelict is faithfully sweeping snow from the pavement in front of a prominent clubhouse, the members, for the purpose of enlivenment invite him into the parlor to tell the story of his life which he does. His story is of the great northwest, where the snow is on the ground and in the air. The story proves to be one of gripping interest and holds spellbound the clubmen who listen to it. A tragic ending pertains when he recognizes one of the leading members present as the man who wronged him and cruelly left him to die in the drifts of snow. - The Moving Picture World, July 4, 1914