The Silent Plea

1915

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Immediately after his admittance to the bar, John Aldrich tells Marie Carson the good news and confesses his love. She is obliged to tell her good friend that she does not love him and annou... Read allImmediately after his admittance to the bar, John Aldrich tells Marie Carson the good news and confesses his love. She is obliged to tell her good friend that she does not love him and announces her engagement to Phil Carson. John, concealing his sorrow, goes abroad on business. ... Read allImmediately after his admittance to the bar, John Aldrich tells Marie Carson the good news and confesses his love. She is obliged to tell her good friend that she does not love him and announces her engagement to Phil Carson. John, concealing his sorrow, goes abroad on business. Shortly after her marriage to Phil, the latter is killed by an automobile and Marie moves ... Read all

Director
- Lionel Belmore
Writers
- Marguerite Bertsch
- Sophie Irene Loeb
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Director
- Lionel Belmore
Writers
- Marguerite Bertsch
- Sophie Irene Loeb
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A strong argument in favor of the widow

Written to aid the movement for granting pensions to mothers. A strong argument in favor of the widow and her children being helped by the state to keep their home, and shield the little ones from the half-hearted care given them in public institutions. The plea receives point and force from a vital and moving three-part drama that shows the struggles made by one devoted mother when poverty sends her out to work in a factory and her children are left to run the streets, Edith Story, Mary Anderson, and Harry Morey play the chief characters. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915