Count Barber

1913
11m

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A million-dollar legacy having enabled Miss Ophelia to give up her boarding house, she goes to New York in search of a gay time and a handsome husband. Arrived at the city with her maid, Bel... Read allA million-dollar legacy having enabled Miss Ophelia to give up her boarding house, she goes to New York in search of a gay time and a handsome husband. Arrived at the city with her maid, Belinda, she takes a suite in the Hotel Magnifique and prepares for conquest. The day after h... Read allA million-dollar legacy having enabled Miss Ophelia to give up her boarding house, she goes to New York in search of a gay time and a handsome husband. Arrived at the city with her maid, Belinda, she takes a suite in the Hotel Magnifique and prepares for conquest. The day after her arrival she sallies out, accompanied as usual by her faithful attendant, and visits the... Read all

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deickemeyer

Pretty scenes with a thread of fun

This is No. 5 in the Belinda series. Now that Ophelia Sweet and Belinda have procured beauty for themselves, the former is looking for a "match." Belinda falls in love with a barber, whom she sees at work. Ophelia falls in love with the same man whom she thinks is a count. It makes a picture full of pretty scenes with a thread of fun which is largely due to the skillful burlesquing of the players: Norma Talmadge, Florence Radinoff and Charles Eldridge. It was produced by Bert Angeles from Mrs. Breuil's script. - The Moving Picture World, July 19, 1913