The Fringe on the Glove

1914

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Carlyle Blackwell and Neva Gerber in The Fringe on the Glove (1914)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJack and Bob, employed with a lumber company, are chums. Both are in love with Adele. A real estate deal puts Bob on the road to fortune. He decides to propose to Adele, but Jack informs him... Tout lireJack and Bob, employed with a lumber company, are chums. Both are in love with Adele. A real estate deal puts Bob on the road to fortune. He decides to propose to Adele, but Jack informs him that the girl has promised to be his wife. Bob leaves for the city. Adele, ignorant of Ja... Tout lireJack and Bob, employed with a lumber company, are chums. Both are in love with Adele. A real estate deal puts Bob on the road to fortune. He decides to propose to Adele, but Jack informs him that the girl has promised to be his wife. Bob leaves for the city. Adele, ignorant of Jack's contemptible trick, wonders at Bob's departure and his continued silence. Jack presse... Tout lire

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Carlyle Blackwell

Bob Heath

Neva Gerber

Adele

Raymond Hadley

Jack Dare
(as R.C. Hadley)

Chance Ward

Hawkins
(as Chance E. Ward)

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With much to commend it

In two reels, a conventional melodrama with much to commend it. There is some freshness in the atmosphere (the land of big pines in the Northwest); the story is clearly told and gets over sufficiently to hold interest; the heroine, Neva Gerber, is pretty and plays her role pleasingly, opposite to Carlyle Blackwell. R.C. Hadley plays the "heavy" role. The plot is fairly made; but how much more effective it would have been to have kept the girl out of the last scene in the office until after the husband had returned and told that lie, at least this would have registered the situation more clearly and been more natural beside. The photography is fair, with exteriors a bit dark. - The Moving Picture World, May 30, 1914