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Where the Heart Calls (1914) Online
Original Title :
Where the Heart Calls
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama / Romance
Year :
1914
Directror :
Fred E. Wright
Cast :
Gaston Mervale,Lillian Worth,M.O. Penn
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.9/10
Where the Heart Calls (1914) Online

Edwin Drake meets, at a summer resort, Ruth Borden, a charming and heartless adventuress. Deceived as to her true character, he is cleverly ensnared by the designing woman, who intends to use his affection for her as a means to secure money from him. Their engagement is announced and too late the dupe finds out the woman's true character. At the cost of most of his money he buys freedom from her and goes to a little farm which he owns in the country, sick at heart and poor in pocket. Beth, the daughter of a wealthy neighbor, becomes acquainted with Drake by chance, and there springs up in them a mutual interest in one another. Mr. Andrews, seeing his daughter, for whom he has higher plans, in conversation with the roughly clad stranger, is surprised and annoyed. His annoyance is not lessened when his friend, Dr. Wilson, who is visiting him, tells him that the stranger is a dear friend of his and so introduces the young farmer, and the haughty man of wealth to one another. At her ...
Cast overview:
Gaston Mervale Gaston Mervale - Edwin Drake
Lillian Worth Lillian Worth - Beth Andrews (as Lillian Wiggins)
M.O. Penn M.O. Penn - Dr. Wilson
Florence Dye Florence Dye - Ruth Borden (as Florence Dyer)
Charles Seymour Charles Seymour - Harry Weston


User reviews

Jogrnd

Jogrnd

This is a two-reel production, directed by Fred Wright in his ablest manner, and which does him credit. It is a tale of love and devotion which ends happily, though the audience is held in suspense as to the ultimate termination. The plot is somewhat conventional, marrying out of one's set. It has many pathetic touches which rivet the close attention of the observer. The lead is played unctuously by A.O. Penn, and Lillian Wiggins did some fine work as the daughter of a rich family and afterward the wife of a poor man. Splendid work was done by all in the cast. The many scenes were judiciously selected and beautifully lighted. The finale is touching and tender. It is a meritorious offering to the public and exhibitor. - The Moving Picture World, February 28, 1914