The Brute

1914
9m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBecause he is a drunkard, Black Barton is despised by his friends and hated by his family, whom he hates in turn because they do not understand that he fights against drink until he's nearly... Tout lireBecause he is a drunkard, Black Barton is despised by his friends and hated by his family, whom he hates in turn because they do not understand that he fights against drink until he's nearly insane. His son Ted loves but fears him and shrinks when he is nearby. The father loves h... Tout lireBecause he is a drunkard, Black Barton is despised by his friends and hated by his family, whom he hates in turn because they do not understand that he fights against drink until he's nearly insane. His son Ted loves but fears him and shrinks when he is nearby. The father loves his son and wants to be good to him, but he's filled with brutal rage when the boy shrinks ... Tout lire

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- Hardee Kirkland
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Director
- Hardee Kirkland
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Released as a split reel along with the documentary Baseball Stars (1914).

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This picture is well named

This picture is well named, for the drunken husband was surely a brute. The boy's efforts to gain his love furnished some pathetic touches. The father, after his awakening, falls over a cliff in order to let his wife enjoy life again. This is very much on the seamy side of life, but has the merit of sincerity. - The Moving Picture World, January 31, 1914