The Prophecy

1913

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Among the fashionable guests and fortune hunters at Lady Jane Manners' brilliant house party, were Dick Bruce and his affianced wife, Dorothy Cameron. The hearts of all the men began to beat... Read allAmong the fashionable guests and fortune hunters at Lady Jane Manners' brilliant house party, were Dick Bruce and his affianced wife, Dorothy Cameron. The hearts of all the men began to beat faster when Lady Manners announced that Countess Morowsky had accepted her invitation and... Read allAmong the fashionable guests and fortune hunters at Lady Jane Manners' brilliant house party, were Dick Bruce and his affianced wife, Dorothy Cameron. The hearts of all the men began to beat faster when Lady Manners announced that Countess Morowsky had accepted her invitation and would arrive that evening. In the afternoon the men, returning home with some game they h... Read all

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In spite of its artificiality, is pleasing

A melodramatic picture that entertains mostly because it is full of pleasant reminiscences. These are not so clearly of any definite, good play as of good times in general at the show. It reminds one of plays not of life, but in spite of its artificiality, is pleasing. The people (in English high life), have very queer manners, but interest Mary Fuller, authoress and leading woman, plays a conventional, but attractive coquette who nearly breaks a little love affair between two juveniles, pretty Marion Weeks and R. Ridgley. The photography is commendable. - The Moving Picture World, May 24, 1913