The Little Organist

1912

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMrs. Cleves has been failing for some time so the doctor advises sending her little girl to the country that the mother may be free from care. Little Edna is entrusted to Mrs. Cleves' younge... Alles lesenMrs. Cleves has been failing for some time so the doctor advises sending her little girl to the country that the mother may be free from care. Little Edna is entrusted to Mrs. Cleves' younger sister Helen, who takes her to a small country town. When they are attending church one ... Alles lesenMrs. Cleves has been failing for some time so the doctor advises sending her little girl to the country that the mother may be free from care. Little Edna is entrusted to Mrs. Cleves' younger sister Helen, who takes her to a small country town. When they are attending church one Sunday, the organist is taken ill and Helen takes his place at the organ. Her playing crea... Alles lesen

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The taint of the gossip can hardly be forgotten

The curse of village gossip is adequately pictured in this interesting film. A young woman arouses the jealousy of certain village busybodies and when the minister shows his preference for her some means is sought to destroy her character. She has taken her sister's child to care for and when these gossips discover her romping with the little girl they immediately spread the usual scandalous tale. Things are in a bad way for her when the child's mother fortunately appears to take her home. 'The minister is asked to resign, but when the mystery is cleared up there is a revulsion of feeling and he is asked to stay. When he introduces the young woman as his future wife the clouds all pass away. But the taint of the gossip can hardly be forgotten. It is almost a feature. - The Moving Picture World, February 3, 1912