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The Warning Cry (1914) Online
Original Title :
The Warning Cry
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1914
Cast :
Francelia Billington,Margaret Howard,Lamar Johnstone
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.8/10

Dawn Westley a young opera singer, is in love with Robert Joyce. Dawn becomes interested in Leppo, a young Italian violinist, whom she and Joyce find playing in the streets, and he becomes ... See full summary

The Warning Cry (1914) Online

Dawn Westley a young opera singer, is in love with Robert Joyce. Dawn becomes interested in Leppo, a young Italian violinist, whom she and Joyce find playing in the streets, and he becomes Dawn's protégé. Joyce proposes to Dawn, but she refuses him, feeling that such a step would hinder her operatic career. He no sooner leaves her when she changes her mind and writes him a note to return, which she intends to send the following morning. That night she encounters a burglar in her home, and the shock brings on temporary paralysis of the throat, which causes her to lose the faculty of speech. When she realizes that she cannot speak, perhaps for years, she tears up the note to Joyce and leaves for her summer home, in company with her mother and faithful Leppo. Some months later she accidentally encounters Joyce and the love tangle is straightened out, but not until Leppo, who has taken a decided dislike to Joyce, tries to take his life. He is stopped by Dawn who, through fright, regains ...
Cast overview:
Francelia Billington Francelia Billington - Dawn Wesley
Margaret Howard Margaret Howard - Mrs. Wesley
Lamar Johnstone Lamar Johnstone - Robert Joyce (as Lamar Johnston)
Jack Pickford Jack Pickford - Leppo
Josef Swickard Josef Swickard - Cregan (as Joe Swickard)


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An appealing plot and also a gripping one in several scenes. A beautiful young lady loses her voice through fright caused by discovering a burglar in her home, and regains it when her fiance's life is in danger. This offering is finely acted by principals and support. - The Moving Picture World, April 11, 1914