The Monogrammed Cigarette

1913

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William Brunton and George A. Williams in The Monogrammed Cigarette (1913)

Jack Drake, gentleman burglar, is fastidious. He visits his tobacconist and orders a fresh supply of cigarettes bearing his monogram, Rosa, .the tobacconist's daughter, is desperately in lov... Read allJack Drake, gentleman burglar, is fastidious. He visits his tobacconist and orders a fresh supply of cigarettes bearing his monogram, Rosa, .the tobacconist's daughter, is desperately in love with him. Drake calls at a jewelry store and looks over a number of articles. When Julia... Read allJack Drake, gentleman burglar, is fastidious. He visits his tobacconist and orders a fresh supply of cigarettes bearing his monogram, Rosa, .the tobacconist's daughter, is desperately in love with him. Drake calls at a jewelry store and looks over a number of articles. When Julian Driver, the clerk, opens the safe to produce a further display of goods, Drake whips out... Read all

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- J.P. McGowan
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deickemeyer

The film tells a very interesting yarn

The work of G.A. Williams as the detective and that of William Brunton as the gentleman burglar is particularly commendable in this crook story. There is a love story of slight interest woven into the production, but the main interest centers in the latter part of the film, where the detective, disguised as a fireman, sets fire to the house and traps the thief into revealing the hiding place of the gems. The capture on the rooftops was also well done. The erased monogram on the cigarette stubs was a weak feature, but as a whole the film tells a very interesting yarn. - The Moving Picture World, September 27, 1913