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Original Title :
The Two Sisters
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1913
Cast :
Florence La Badie,Jean Darnell,William Garwood
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.5/10

One sister was useful; she was a hard working doctor in a little country town. The other sister was ornamental; she was young, pretty, stylish and thoroughly selfish. The doctor worked hard... See full summary

The Two Sisters (1913) Online

One sister was useful; she was a hard working doctor in a little country town. The other sister was ornamental; she was young, pretty, stylish and thoroughly selfish. The doctor worked hard to keep her sister in luxury. When their parents died, they had left the little girl as a sacred legacy to their elder child, and she never forgot it. The doctor had a sweetheart, a young lawyer who was far from being the manly chap she thought him. He met the little sister when she returned on a summer vacation from her fashionable boarding school, and promptly forgot the vows of love he had made the elder girl. The doctor awoke one morning to find that her sister and her sweetheart had eloped, leaving only an indifferent message behind them. It took from her life all she had to love and from that time on she tried by hard work to forget her sorrows. Five years later, the school girl was a haggard, worn woman, city gaiety had wrecked her constitution, and her husband, who had wedded her only for ...
Cast overview:
Florence La Badie Florence La Badie - The Younger Sister
Jean Darnell Jean Darnell - The Older Sister
William Garwood William Garwood - The Husband


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Anarawield

Anarawield

An interesting story of a young woman doctor and her younger sister. The younger girl is badly spoiled and runs away with the older girl's lover. Five years later, after living a fast society life, her health is wrecked. Her husband deserts her, but the older sister comes to her aid and eventually restores her health. The picture ends without showing what became of the husband. Nicely acted and well pictured. - The Moving Picture World, March 1, 1913