At the Masquerade Ball

1912
16min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaMargaret's salary as a stenographer gave her little leeway for pleasure. She knew of society events only from her morning paper, and when she read of the grand masquerade Mrs. Van Rensellaer... Leer todoMargaret's salary as a stenographer gave her little leeway for pleasure. She knew of society events only from her morning paper, and when she read of the grand masquerade Mrs. Van Rensellaer was to give she fervently wished that she could go, and when she saw handsome Jack Van Re... Leer todoMargaret's salary as a stenographer gave her little leeway for pleasure. She knew of society events only from her morning paper, and when she read of the grand masquerade Mrs. Van Rensellaer was to give she fervently wished that she could go, and when she saw handsome Jack Van Rensellaer at her employer's office she wanted to go more than ever. Jack, too, was interest... Leer todo

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Cinderella with Complicatiions

When poor working girl Edna Flugrath finds an invitation to a fancy dress ball, she crashes the party and falls in love with George Lessey. However, when another guest's brooch goes missing, suspicion falls on the one person present whom no one can vouch for in this Edison short subject.

It's a nicely written and executed variation on the Cinderella story, with a large cast on screen during the ball scenes and some beautiful scenic design and work. In addition, it continues the Edison style of telling its story in a purely visual fashion, with the acting -- fairly broad for the era -- resulting in few titles. It's a style of film making that would soon vanish and the Edison product would begin to flounder. For the moment, however, this is a very watchable short film from the era before longer works would begin to appear in movie theaters.