Rescued by Wireless

1914

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William Clifford and Marie Walcamp in Rescued by Wireless (1914)

Morgan, a missionary, and his daughter Marie sail from Honolulu on the government ship "Thetis," bound for Koko Island. Capt. Clifford, who is going to investigate Koko Island as a site for ... Read allMorgan, a missionary, and his daughter Marie sail from Honolulu on the government ship "Thetis," bound for Koko Island. Capt. Clifford, who is going to investigate Koko Island as a site for a military post, is also a passenger. Another passenger is Bainbridge, a wireless operator... Read allMorgan, a missionary, and his daughter Marie sail from Honolulu on the government ship "Thetis," bound for Koko Island. Capt. Clifford, who is going to investigate Koko Island as a site for a military post, is also a passenger. Another passenger is Bainbridge, a wireless operator en route to the island to take charge of a wireless station. Acquaintance ripens rapidly ... Read all

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A combination of story and scenic novelties

This two-reel number, produced by Henry McRae in Honolulu, is a combination of story and scenic novelties. The story halts while we look at tapestry being made from bark, pineapples growing, rice fields, water buffalo and the like. This being disposed of, the story moves ahead and stirs up quite a lot of excitement in the second reel. William Clifford, Sherman Bainbridge and Marie Walcamp play the leading parts. This holds the interest in spite of its faulty construction from the story standpoint. - The Moving Picture World, August 8, 1914