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The Inscription (1914) Online
Original Title :
The Inscription
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1914
Directror :
Edgar Jones
Cast :
Edgar Jones,Louise Huff,James Daly
Writer :
George Terwilliger
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.2/10

John Bobb and Nell Phelan had been sweethearts long before the war in the South. John wins Nell's consent and that of her father. He is discussing the wedding date when his friends get him ... See full summary

The Inscription (1914) Online

John Bobb and Nell Phelan had been sweethearts long before the war in the South. John wins Nell's consent and that of her father. He is discussing the wedding date when his friends get him to join them in the rush for gold. Nell has a premonition that all will not be well, but John laughs at her fears, especially when she gives him a written message: "Don't forget Nell." He leaves and promptly forgets her in the greed for gold that takes possession of him. In the meantime, Nell's father is visited by Sara Band, the son of his old chum. Sam is made welcome and falls in love with Nell. As the weeks and months pass by with no word from John, she gradually turns to Sam. John has totally forgotten and is still searching for the will-o-the-whisp. Finally Sam wins out and he and Nell are married. About this time John strikes it rich and as he is packing up his things to return to civilization, he finds the written message. He still thinks there is a chance for him, even if he has neglected ...
Cast overview:
Edgar Jones Edgar Jones - John Bobb
Louise Huff Louise Huff - Nell Phelan
James Daly James Daly - James Phelan
George Hartzell George Hartzell - Sam Rand


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Lailace

Lailace

We have been watching Louise Huff for several pictures and feel sure that with care and attention she will make a very effective actress; but also feel sure that she is not one at present. She is very young, has imagination and a measure of charm; but lacks naturalness. This picture is by George Terwilliger and was produced by Edgar Jones, who also plays a role too young for illusion. As producer, with the help of a good camera man and plant he has made some thoroughly delightful scenes filled with poetry, especially those lovemaking scenes in and near a fine old Southern mansion. The story is commercially acceptable. - The Moving Picture World, January 31, 1914