Just Gold

1913
17min

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Lionel Barrymore, Lillian Gish, and Kate Bruce in Just Gold (1913)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe brothers choose between love and gold. The three brothers sought the gold regions. The fourth chose to be a stay-at-home. He sought just love, and love was his reward: in the happiness o... Leer todoThe brothers choose between love and gold. The three brothers sought the gold regions. The fourth chose to be a stay-at-home. He sought just love, and love was his reward: in the happiness of two old parents and the heart of a sweet girl. But those in the gold regions, each for h... Leer todoThe brothers choose between love and gold. The three brothers sought the gold regions. The fourth chose to be a stay-at-home. He sought just love, and love was his reward: in the happiness of two old parents and the heart of a sweet girl. But those in the gold regions, each for himself, seeking just gold, found their ill rewards in the sordid earth of the Bad Lands.

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The picture is rather dull

The photography of this offering is far below the Biograph standard and, perhaps in consequence, our interest suffers. The picture is rather dull from whatever way one looks at it; yet it has the typical Biograph atmosphere and characters. We find the three brothers who leave the ranch to seek, gold, which they find, and die; are killed accidentally yet because of their greed. The tender-hearted son, who remains, gets married and is happy, though poor. Most of what takes place around the gold hole doesn't convince strongly. The weakness of the picture is that it stands for something rather than is something and the mind denies the harsh side of it. because, since the author is seen consistently building up a statement of opinion, we, on our part, are led to be critical. - The Moving Picture World, June 7, 1913