A Florida Romance

1913
11m

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John Bruce and his daughter Bess are plain Southern orange-growing country folks. Old Bruce likes Jim Lang, an employee who loves Bess. One day the young folks ask his consent to their marri... Read allJohn Bruce and his daughter Bess are plain Southern orange-growing country folks. Old Bruce likes Jim Lang, an employee who loves Bess. One day the young folks ask his consent to their marriage. He tells Jim to wait a year. Bess goes to visit city relatives, and when the year is ... Read allJohn Bruce and his daughter Bess are plain Southern orange-growing country folks. Old Bruce likes Jim Lang, an employee who loves Bess. One day the young folks ask his consent to their marriage. He tells Jim to wait a year. Bess goes to visit city relatives, and when the year is up she forgets Jim. She becomes cultured and falls in love with Count De Tourney. One day ... Read all

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Doesn't strongly convince as romance

A picture set in Florida orange land and with an interior or two in "the city." It is well acted in part, but doesn't strongly convince as romance. The story is well written on a strictly conventional plot by George Nicholls and produced by him. It makes a passable offering. The leads fall to Ormi Hawley and Edwin Carewe, supported by John Ince and Irving White. The photography is clear. - The Moving Picture World, May 3, 1913