Masks and Faces

1914
20m

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Ernest Vane, infatuated by the famous actress, Peg Woffington, dallies around her until his wife despairs of ever seeing him again. Kitty Clive, an actress in Peg's company, is jealous of he... Read allErnest Vane, infatuated by the famous actress, Peg Woffington, dallies around her until his wife despairs of ever seeing him again. Kitty Clive, an actress in Peg's company, is jealous of her success. Learning from Sir Charles Pomander, Vane's friend, that he is married, Kitty go... Read allErnest Vane, infatuated by the famous actress, Peg Woffington, dallies around her until his wife despairs of ever seeing him again. Kitty Clive, an actress in Peg's company, is jealous of her success. Learning from Sir Charles Pomander, Vane's friend, that he is married, Kitty goes down to his home and, posing as a gypsy, reads the wife's fortune. "The one you love is... Read all

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Full justice to the author's conception

A two-part production, adapted from Charles Reade's noted novel, entitled "Peg Woffington." Strong dramatic work is necessary to bring out the points in this offering, and those who have the various leading characters in hand do full justice to the author's conception; the scenic effects, photography and costuming are perfect. Alan Hale, Vola Smith, Edward Cecil, Gretchen Hartman, A.C. Marston and Jack Drumier are the principals. A noteworthy production. - The Moving Picture World, November 21, 1914