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L'article 47 (1913) Online
Original Title :
Lu0027article 47
Genre :
Movie / Short
Year :
1913
Cast :
William Garwood,Ethel Jewett,Ernest Joy
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.3/10
L'article 47 (1913) Online

George Duhamel, a young Frenchman, visits New Orleans and there meets Cora, a Creole, with whom he falls in love. He takes her with him when he returns to Paris, and in spite of the efforts of his mother and friends, refuses to give her up. Cora becomes interested in Mazilier, a wealthy young man, and Duhamel becomes jealous. Cora fans the flame by threatening to leave him, and in a jealous quarrel a pistol is discharged and Cora is wounded in the shoulder. She prefers a charge of attempted murder against Duhamel. He is tried, convicted and sentenced to the galley for five years. At the end of five years, Duhamel has served his sentence and been released, but, in defiance of Article 47 of the Code, which forbids ex-convicts to reside in Paris, resides in that city with his mother under the name of Gerard. He falls in love with and marries Marcelle, a young girl, and they are ideally happy, until he accidentally meets with Cora, who is conducting a gambling house in Paris. Cora ...
Cast overview:
William Garwood William Garwood - George Duhamel
Ethel Jewett Ethel Jewett - Cora - a Creole Quadroon
Ernest Joy Ernest Joy - Mazilier - a Young Parisien
Victory Bateman Victory Bateman - Mme. Duhamel - George's Mother (as Mrs. White)
Howard Davies Howard Davies - Delille - an Avocat (as Mr. Davies)


User reviews

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This two-reel number gives a strong rendering of a well-known play. The opening scenes are laid in New Orleans, where the hero, George, meets a Creole named Cora. The later scenes occur in Paris. George is thrown in prison after shooting Cora, On his release he lives in Paris with his mother, under an assumed name, in violation of Article 47. The plot is dramatic, the settings agreeable and the acting and photography well above the average. A strong offering. - The Moving Picture World, November 29, 1913