A Daughter of Pan

1913

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Helen Gardner in A Daughter of Pan (1913)

Before Greece became a government it was divided into many principalities. In our story, Althemus is the king of one of these states. Although his wife, Queen Nethele, is beautiful, he loves... Read allBefore Greece became a government it was divided into many principalities. In our story, Althemus is the king of one of these states. Although his wife, Queen Nethele, is beautiful, he loves Melessa, a wicked designing woman, and it is her purpose to put away the queen and take h... Read allBefore Greece became a government it was divided into many principalities. In our story, Althemus is the king of one of these states. Although his wife, Queen Nethele, is beautiful, he loves Melessa, a wicked designing woman, and it is her purpose to put away the queen and take her place. The king has selected a husband for his daughter, Althea, Diomed, a rich young m... Read all

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Helen Gardner

Dusa - a Daughter of Pan

George Alison

Althemus - the King
(as Mr. Allison)

Mrs. R.E. French

The Queen
(as Mrs. French)

Alice May

Melissa

Mr. Howard

Diomed

Evelyn Dumo

The King's Daughter
(as Miss Dumo)

Director
- Charles L. Gaskill
Writer
- Charles L. Gaskill
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The film was shown at the Regent Theater in New York City, with Helen Gardner and director Charles Gaskill in attendance at the invitation of the theater manager. When the film concluded, the audience applauded and kept it up until Helen Gardner arose and acknowledged it.