The Biograph (July 3-10, 1915)

Page scan 00024 from The Biograph

Record Details:

Title:
The Biograph
Date:
July 3-10, 1915
Author:
Biograph Company
Volume:
The Biograph (1915)
Leaf #:
00024
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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Two THE BIOGRAPH S>6c One Forgotten THE CAST Grant Allen Frank Newburg John Of ten Edward Cecil His daughter, Marie Isabel Rea Directed by GEORGE MORGAN DRAMA i'-1 RANT ALLEN, off to the woods to recuperate, bids good-by to his neighbor, Louise Sumner. In the woods he falls in with John Orten, a trapper, who has a lovely daughter, Marie. Falling in love with Marie, he marries her, and remains with the trapper. As time passes, he begins to long for the city life. Summoned home on important business, he bids farewell to his wife, and departs, never to return. In the city he becomes infatuated with Louise, who is not aware of his marriage. The following summer, Louise, with a party of friends, goes on a camping trip to the same locality. Separated from her friends, she comes across a newmade grave, with a young woman strewing flowers on it. It is Marie, who has recently buried her baby, named after its father. Louise reads the name and, by skilful questions, confirms her suspicions. She persuades Marie to go home with her, and there brings Grant Allen unexpectedly face to face with his wife. In an agony of shame he implores Marie’s forgiveness, and takes his wife to his arms. Though lured by the city into temporary forgetfulness, he has never really loved another woman.