The Resurrection

1914

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Irving Cummings in The Resurrection (1914)

Bruce is very hard up for money and is notified that unless he pays his overdue rent he will be dispossessed. He is making a portrait of Miss Sergeant, whom he much admires. She informs him ... Read allBruce is very hard up for money and is notified that unless he pays his overdue rent he will be dispossessed. He is making a portrait of Miss Sergeant, whom he much admires. She informs him at a sitting that she will soon sail tor a tour of Europe. Josephine, who is in love with ... Read allBruce is very hard up for money and is notified that unless he pays his overdue rent he will be dispossessed. He is making a portrait of Miss Sergeant, whom he much admires. She informs him at a sitting that she will soon sail tor a tour of Europe. Josephine, who is in love with the artist, is visited by a London solicitor, who informs her that she has fallen heir to ... Read all

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A rather made-to-order plot

A two-reel number with Irving Cummings as the hero and Mildred Oakes and Pearl Sindelar in the leading feminine roles. The artist's model induces Bruce to marry her so she can leave him her money. Later she comes to life at the undertaker's parlors. He marries again and later his second wife deserts him. He then finds happiness with the first, whom he meets at the studio. This struck us as a rather made-to-order plot, though it possesses enough novelty to hold the interest. It does not get hold of the emotions very strongly. - The Moving Picture World, January 17, 1914