Strathmore

Name: Strathmore
Genre: Drama
Released: 1915-05-13
Cast: Charles Clary, Alfred Paget, Francelia Billington

1915

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaStrathmore, a woman hater, falls in love with "Lady" Vavasour after having reproached his friend, Bertie Errol, for his attentions to Lucille, the little farm girl. Errol, too, has trifled w... Leer todoStrathmore, a woman hater, falls in love with "Lady" Vavasour after having reproached his friend, Bertie Errol, for his attentions to Lucille, the little farm girl. Errol, too, has trifled with the Vavasour woman and warns Strathmore that she is thoroughly bad and not really Vava... Leer todoStrathmore, a woman hater, falls in love with "Lady" Vavasour after having reproached his friend, Bertie Errol, for his attentions to Lucille, the little farm girl. Errol, too, has trifled with the Vavasour woman and warns Strathmore that she is thoroughly bad and not really Vavasour's wife at all. They quarrel and fight a duel in which Erroll is killed. He has left a... Leer todo

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Should be more impressive than it is

Based on the story of Ouida, and played by a strong cast headed by Charles Clary "Strathmore" in its four-reel film version is still not without its faults. In many ways it is especially pleasing, and then again we find a something which might be fitly termed "wabbly" about the development of the story. The production is beautifully set and should be more impressive than it is. Perhaps one of its greatest faults lies in the arrangement and wording of its sub-titles. These sub-titles are in many instances unnecessary accessories. - The Moving Picture World, May 22, 1915