Treasure Trove

1914

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Edward Boulden and Viola Dana in Treasure Trove (1914)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhen Bob and Frank went down to the beach to spend their summer vacation, and met Colonel Fairfield's two daughters, they both felt very sorry that they were not rich. For the Colonel, altho... Leer todoWhen Bob and Frank went down to the beach to spend their summer vacation, and met Colonel Fairfield's two daughters, they both felt very sorry that they were not rich. For the Colonel, although in all respects a very fine man, had too much regard for his daughter's future welfare... Leer todoWhen Bob and Frank went down to the beach to spend their summer vacation, and met Colonel Fairfield's two daughters, they both felt very sorry that they were not rich. For the Colonel, although in all respects a very fine man, had too much regard for his daughter's future welfare to allow him even to countenance the idea of giving either of them to a man not properly ... Leer todo

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The participants handle their various parts artistically

This picture drama is by Loring M. Hewen. It has quite a large cast and the participants handle their various parts artistically. Ashley Miller directed it. The scenes are mostly located on the beach and bay. The heroes are two young chaps who have fallen in love with an old Colonel's two daughters. Because they are poor he will not countenance them at all. Luckily they find in some wreckage on the beach a paper, written in Spanish, that reveals the location of buried treasure. They discover it but a villainous Cuban attempts to take it away from them. The Colonel appears upon the scene and settles the matter and the sight of the gold causes him to change his mind. - The Moving Picture World, September 12, 1914