The Old Guard

1913

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDecorated by the Legion of Honor for his services in the Imperial Guard, under the Emperor Napoleon, on the burning sands of Africa and the snows of Russia. Havresac, one of the Old Guard, i... Tout lireDecorated by the Legion of Honor for his services in the Imperial Guard, under the Emperor Napoleon, on the burning sands of Africa and the snows of Russia. Havresac, one of the Old Guard, in his second childhood, lives on the memories of his past. His niece, Melanie, works as a ... Tout lireDecorated by the Legion of Honor for his services in the Imperial Guard, under the Emperor Napoleon, on the burning sands of Africa and the snows of Russia. Havresac, one of the Old Guard, in his second childhood, lives on the memories of his past. His niece, Melanie, works as a maker of artificial flowers and manages to keep a meager home over their heads. Two French... Tout lire

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Released as a split reel along with the documentary Governor Wilson (1913).

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The backgrounds are thoroughly French

A dignified picture of an old veteran's last days; it is embellished by the love story of his daughter. James Young is both author and producer and deserves credit for the style of his production rather than for the originality of it. It is very well acted, with Charles Kent in the leading role, as "the old guard." Clara K. Young plays his daughter; James Young, the captain who falls in love with her; Tefft Johnson, the major, and Mr. Benly, Napoleon in the old man's dreams. The backgrounds are thoroughly French, and were probably taken in Quebec. They have been photographed beautifully. - The Moving Picture World, March 15, 1913