The Still, Small Voice

1915

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe influence of Musa, a wildly beautiful dumb girl, upon every citizen of Gallows Gulch, a rough western mining town, is almost uncanny. They fear, yet hate her, and claim she has "the evil... Leer todoThe influence of Musa, a wildly beautiful dumb girl, upon every citizen of Gallows Gulch, a rough western mining town, is almost uncanny. They fear, yet hate her, and claim she has "the evil eye." John Coen and Hapgood, miners, endeavor to make advances to her, but are repulsed. ... Leer todoThe influence of Musa, a wildly beautiful dumb girl, upon every citizen of Gallows Gulch, a rough western mining town, is almost uncanny. They fear, yet hate her, and claim she has "the evil eye." John Coen and Hapgood, miners, endeavor to make advances to her, but are repulsed. One day Mr. Stingo, a sky-pilot, reads to Musa a letter announcing that she has come into ... Leer todo

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A morbid, rather spooky picture

Helen Gardner puts considerable emotional force into her playing of the dumb, half-witted heroine in this two-part drama produced by Charles L. Gaskill. The total impression created is that of a morbid, rather spooky picture. In a western village two men are rivals for the hand of the dumb girl when they learn that she has inherited a fortune. Most of the last reels shows the girl's struggle with a conscience that prompts her to confess the murder of one of the suitors, for which the other man is to be hung. There is a laudable attempt to express feeling and character. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915