A Twentieth Century Pirate

1914

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J. Warren Kerrigan in A Twentieth Century Pirate (1914)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJack Farrell, rich dilettante and dreamer, is in love with Penelope Summers, an athletic young girl who longs for an ideal man. Jack courts Penelope in the most approved manner, but she reje... Tout lireJack Farrell, rich dilettante and dreamer, is in love with Penelope Summers, an athletic young girl who longs for an ideal man. Jack courts Penelope in the most approved manner, but she rejects him. Following the refusal, Jack throws himself into the pursuit of one of his favorit... Tout lireJack Farrell, rich dilettante and dreamer, is in love with Penelope Summers, an athletic young girl who longs for an ideal man. Jack courts Penelope in the most approved manner, but she rejects him. Following the refusal, Jack throws himself into the pursuit of one of his favorite hobbies, genealogy. Employing an expert to aid him, he traces back certain branches of h... Tout lire

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J. Warren Kerrigan

Jack Farrell

Vera Sisson

Penelope Hampton

Marc B. Robbins

James Hampton
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George Periolat

Reginald Van Dusen - Geneologist

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It is too long for the matter that it has

A farce with its hero far too shy to suit its or his heroine, but he gets interested in his family genealogy and learns that he is derived from a pirate. He develops some of "the old pep," snatches the girl from her garden and marries her willy-nilly, but much to her delight. Then the genealogist whom he had been employing comes back to say that he had made a mistake and that the youth is derived from only an archbishop. But the deed is done. Warren Kerrigan has the leading role. It will make some laughter, but it is too long for the matter that it has. The photography is fair. - The Moving Picture World, July 4, 1914