In the Shadow of Death

1915

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Bessie Learn in In the Shadow of Death (1915)

In answer to a query by a priest who is browsing about his curiosity shop. Monsieur Felix explains that the large clock in his place is not for sale, but that he will give its history. There... Read allIn answer to a query by a priest who is browsing about his curiosity shop. Monsieur Felix explains that the large clock in his place is not for sale, but that he will give its history. Thereupon, he launches upon his story, the scene of which is in the home of the beautiful Lizet... Read allIn answer to a query by a priest who is browsing about his curiosity shop. Monsieur Felix explains that the large clock in his place is not for sale, but that he will give its history. Thereupon, he launches upon his story, the scene of which is in the home of the beautiful Lizette, in Paris. Lizette is alone with her grandfather, who gives her a handsome brooch set w... Read all

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Told with commendable restraint

Founded on a novel of the Gaborieau school, this three-part film drama by Mary Imlay Taylor is a highly sensational narrative told with commendable restraint. The scenes are laid in Paris within the last decade, a false accusation of murder and theft against a young Englishman being the main incident. A large number of characters and frequent change of scenes are all handled deftly. Edward Earle, Wm. H. West, Bert Delaney, George Wright and Bessie Learn are the principals. - The Moving Picture World, April 3, 1915