Nick Winter and the Lost Prince

1914

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Georges Vinter in Nick Winter and the Lost Prince (1914)

Prince Alexis of Granovia is traveling incognito under the name of H. Leslie. On his travels he meets Cecile Dubois, with whom he falls desperately in love. At the time she feels sure he is ... Read allPrince Alexis of Granovia is traveling incognito under the name of H. Leslie. On his travels he meets Cecile Dubois, with whom he falls desperately in love. At the time she feels sure he is about to propose to her. He is suddenly recalled to his own country on account of the stat... Read allPrince Alexis of Granovia is traveling incognito under the name of H. Leslie. On his travels he meets Cecile Dubois, with whom he falls desperately in love. At the time she feels sure he is about to propose to her. He is suddenly recalled to his own country on account of the state of his father's health. He writes to Cecile telling her who he really is and that he is ... Read all

Director
- Paul Garbagni
Star
- Georges Vinter

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Director
- Paul Garbagni
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- Georges Vinter

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deickemeyer

Good dramatic situations

This elaborate three-reel production will please and entertain. It is one of the series of stories in which Nick, the detective, figures so conspicuously. In this case, as the man for whom he is searching is a prince, there are scenes of courts and courtiers. The action is heightened by many scenes taking place in a hotel made over from a castle. There are blind elevators and mechanical contrivances facilitating unexpected appearances and disappearances. There are good dramatic situations, several of them thrilling. - The Moving Picture World, August 29, 1914