The Girl at the Lock

1914

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaHarold Bond, a young artist of great promise, had, through the aid of millionaire manufacturer John Fair, gained distinction and was engaged to his patron's daughter Geraldine. One day while... Leer todoHarold Bond, a young artist of great promise, had, through the aid of millionaire manufacturer John Fair, gained distinction and was engaged to his patron's daughter Geraldine. One day while proceeding to the Bond residence in a motor yacht, he encounters Elaine Strange, daughter... Leer todoHarold Bond, a young artist of great promise, had, through the aid of millionaire manufacturer John Fair, gained distinction and was engaged to his patron's daughter Geraldine. One day while proceeding to the Bond residence in a motor yacht, he encounters Elaine Strange, daughter of deaf-mute lock-keeper Dan Strange; she assists him in his work and speaks for him when... Leer todo

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There are many beautiful scenes along a canal

A two-part picture play written by Clay M. Greene and produced by Edgar Jones in a most creditable manner. While this picture is of melodramatic flavor it holds close attention and interest throughout its many scenes. Louise Huff, as the daughter of a deaf and dumb lock keeper does excellent work. There are many beautiful scenes along a canal and about the locks. There is quite an element of heart interest and some strong acting in the ending. The supporting cast is made up of able artists and the picture will please any audience. - The Moving Picture World, October 24, 1914