A Tennessee Love Story

1911
10min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTwo Tennessee farmers, John Harris and Henry May, have been enemies for years. Harris's son, Ed, loves Pearl, the only daughter of May. The lovers meet and Pearl agrees to marry Ed. But the ... Leggi tuttoTwo Tennessee farmers, John Harris and Henry May, have been enemies for years. Harris's son, Ed, loves Pearl, the only daughter of May. The lovers meet and Pearl agrees to marry Ed. But the parents of both object, and Will May threatens to kill Ed if he ever speaks to Pearl. The ... Leggi tuttoTwo Tennessee farmers, John Harris and Henry May, have been enemies for years. Harris's son, Ed, loves Pearl, the only daughter of May. The lovers meet and Pearl agrees to marry Ed. But the parents of both object, and Will May threatens to kill Ed if he ever speaks to Pearl. The following day Ed Harris and Will May go into the woods to hunt game. A deer is seen browsi... Leggi tutto

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Not all stories of this type end so happily

The fathers have long been enemies, but the young people disregard this fact and persist in falling in love with each other. The lover kills the girl's brother without knowing it in a very remarkable but convincing way, and the same night elopes with the girl. The father is led to believe that the young fellow murdered his son and swears vengeance. Some time later the father finds the couple in their cabin, but the young man sits by a cradle. This stays the elder man's hand, and the young man has an opportunity to explain. He does this so successfully that when his wife is brought in she and her husband find her father singing the baby to sleep. Not all stories of this type end so happily, especially when they look so dark at the beginning. It is an interesting but not important picture. - The Moving Picture World, September 23, 1911