The Next Generation

1913

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Harry T. Morey in The Next Generation (1913)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaVincent Strong, who is acknowledged to be the greatest living ship-designer, is terribly jealous of his reputation. He is considerably annoyed when his brother apprentices his son to him and... Leer todoVincent Strong, who is acknowledged to be the greatest living ship-designer, is terribly jealous of his reputation. He is considerably annoyed when his brother apprentices his son to him and asks him to make him as great as himself. Nonetheless he takes Carl into his office and g... Leer todoVincent Strong, who is acknowledged to be the greatest living ship-designer, is terribly jealous of his reputation. He is considerably annoyed when his brother apprentices his son to him and asks him to make him as great as himself. Nonetheless he takes Carl into his office and gives him every opportunity to learn. Before long Vincent Strong realizes that Carl is dete... Leer todo

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Gets well off of the beaten track

A well-wrought two-reel number, with Harry Morey. Rose Tapley, Leo Delaney and Edith Storey in the principal parts. It shows the manner in which the young ship builder becomes a greater expert than his uncle. The character of both these men was brought out strongly. It seemed improbable that the boat would be launched after the Board had been advised of its defective construction, but the subsequent scenes were dramatic and convincing. Sarah H. Starr is the author of the story which gets well off of the beaten track, a strong point in its favor. - The Moving Picture World, November 8, 1913