There She Goes

1913

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Hans Schmidt, who owns a delicatessen store in the little Western town of Clarksville, has a very pretty daughter, Lena, who was determined to marry Jim Jackson, a cowboy employed in the nei... Read allHans Schmidt, who owns a delicatessen store in the little Western town of Clarksville, has a very pretty daughter, Lena, who was determined to marry Jim Jackson, a cowboy employed in the neighborhood. Hans objected to this wedding and to prevent it he locked Lena in her room. Jac... Read allHans Schmidt, who owns a delicatessen store in the little Western town of Clarksville, has a very pretty daughter, Lena, who was determined to marry Jim Jackson, a cowboy employed in the neighborhood. Hans objected to this wedding and to prevent it he locked Lena in her room. Jackson had a scheme to distract the old man's attention while he and Lena got married. He of... Read all

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- Leopold Wharton
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- Leopold Wharton
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Charles Arling

Hans Schmidt

Gwendolyn Pates

Lena Schmidt

William A. Williams

Jim Jackson

Henry Bergman

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deickemeyer

It ought to cheer up any audience

Here is a queer character farce for laughter. It ought to cheer up any audience even on a rainy evening. The house we saw it in was full of sound, like a brook on a sunny day. and, as for ourselves, we thoroughly enjoyed it. Gwendolyn Pates plays the daughter of Hans (Charles Arling), the village grocer who doesn't want her to marry Jim (W.A. Williams). There is no use in telling the story of a farce; suffice that every inch of it is funny. The players deserve great credit. - The Moving Picture World, April 19, 1913