Andy Plays Cupid

1914

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It all happened because Andy had an ineradicable dislike for foreigners. When he read in the newspaper that the beautiful Elsie Worth was to marry the Count de Penutti, he fell deeply in lov... Read allIt all happened because Andy had an ineradicable dislike for foreigners. When he read in the newspaper that the beautiful Elsie Worth was to marry the Count de Penutti, he fell deeply in love with Elsie's picture and a violent rage entered his sturdy American bosom that this fair... Read allIt all happened because Andy had an ineradicable dislike for foreigners. When he read in the newspaper that the beautiful Elsie Worth was to marry the Count de Penutti, he fell deeply in love with Elsie's picture and a violent rage entered his sturdy American bosom that this fair rose of the Western hemisphere should fall to the lot of a decadent sprig of European nob... Read all

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deickemeyer

Sure to be liked

Andy's a dandy for fresh fun in a picture, because he is unconscious of himself in his role which is still himself, and appeals to the play instinct which is so important a part of us all. This is the basis of his popularity and it also gives him a fine foundation on which to build a true actor when experience has taught him what life is so that he can interpret it. The offering is sure to be liked as well if not better than others of this series which Mark Swan is writing and Charles France is putting on. - The Moving Picture World, May 30, 1914