The Dream Ship

1914

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Margarita Fischer and Harry A. Pollard in The Dream Ship (1914)

While passing over the palace of a king, the Spirit of Dreams discovers a troubled state of affairs. The people are poor and terrorized, the king is a lecherous tyrant, and love and happines... Read allWhile passing over the palace of a king, the Spirit of Dreams discovers a troubled state of affairs. The people are poor and terrorized, the king is a lecherous tyrant, and love and happiness are nowhere to be found. So he picks out several people--including the king and his unha... Read allWhile passing over the palace of a king, the Spirit of Dreams discovers a troubled state of affairs. The people are poor and terrorized, the king is a lecherous tyrant, and love and happiness are nowhere to be found. So he picks out several people--including the king and his unhappy daughter, who is in love with a poor peasant boy that the king has thrown in prison--a... Read all

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deickemeyer

This picture is beautifully produced

A visualization of Eugene Field's poem in which Harry Pollard plays the part of Jeune Coeur, a friendless lad. He is ably supported by Margarita Fischer, Joseph Harris, Frank Cooley and Fred Gamble. The theme of the plot deals with the land of dreams. This picture is beautifully produced as regards photography and is especially pleasing to the female element and children. - The Moving Picture World, June 27, 1914