Auld Robin Gray

1910

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Ralph Ince, William Shea, and Florence Turner in Auld Robin Gray (1910)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuYoung Jamie loved a lassie and she loved him. His love was strong but his purse was weak, and so he went to sea to make his fortune with which to claim his lassie as his bride. The good ship... Alles lesenYoung Jamie loved a lassie and she loved him. His love was strong but his purse was weak, and so he went to sea to make his fortune with which to claim his lassie as his bride. The good ship "Ben Lomond" bore him away, and while he was on the seas the lassie's father had his arm ... Alles lesenYoung Jamie loved a lassie and she loved him. His love was strong but his purse was weak, and so he went to sea to make his fortune with which to claim his lassie as his bride. The good ship "Ben Lomond" bore him away, and while he was on the seas the lassie's father had his arm broken, when the gypsies stole their cow and the mother of the lassie was taken sick. They... Alles lesen

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- Laurence Trimble
Drehbuch
- Lady Anne Barnard
- Van Dyke Brooke
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Regie
- Laurence Trimble
Drehbuch
- Lady Anne Barnard
- Van Dyke Brooke
Hauptbesetzung

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From The Ballad

Leo Delaney and Florence Turner love each other. Leo goes to sea to earn enough money to start them out. But someone steals Miss Turner's family cow, her father breaks his leg, and her mother is sick. Along comes Auld Robin Gray in the person of William Shea to court her. And times are bad, so they get married, and Delaney shows up.

It's from a Scots ballad written in the 18th century by Lady Anne Barnard, and is typical of the dour stuff that was popular back then. Short poems were a favorite source for movies about this time. The movie makers thought they added a literary sheen to their productions, and if you chose an old enough one, there were no fees to be paid.