Martin Chuzzlewit

1914
20m

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Some very greedy and selfish relatives are all after the failing old Martin Chuzzlewit's money. He is surrounded by all these sycophantic relatives that he truly despises whilst ill, each on... Read allSome very greedy and selfish relatives are all after the failing old Martin Chuzzlewit's money. He is surrounded by all these sycophantic relatives that he truly despises whilst ill, each one only interested in getting their hands on his estate.Some very greedy and selfish relatives are all after the failing old Martin Chuzzlewit's money. He is surrounded by all these sycophantic relatives that he truly despises whilst ill, each one only interested in getting their hands on his estate.

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deickemeyer

Acting, costuming and photography are exceptional

A two-part picture play visualized from Charles Dickens' novel of the same name, "Martin Chuzzlewit." The action of the picture, in its various scenes, has been kept as closely as possible to the occurrences depicted by the author. Almost every one that views the picture will remember the various characters. The backgrounds, both interior and exterior, have been selected with care, in accordance with the period in which the scenes are supposed to have taken place. Acting, costuming and photography are exceptional. A fine production. - The Moving Picture World, November 7, 1914