A Revolutionary Romance

1913
28m

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Jorden Alden, a young American officer, is in love with Molly Brown, the daughter of a well-to-do New England farmer. Jorden is on a visit to the home of his loved one, when he receives a me... Read allJorden Alden, a young American officer, is in love with Molly Brown, the daughter of a well-to-do New England farmer. Jorden is on a visit to the home of his loved one, when he receives a message from his general, instructing him to don the uniform of a British soldier, make his ... Read allJorden Alden, a young American officer, is in love with Molly Brown, the daughter of a well-to-do New England farmer. Jorden is on a visit to the home of his loved one, when he receives a message from his general, instructing him to don the uniform of a British soldier, make his way through the British lines and report on the strength of their troops. Ho makes the cha... Read all

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It makes a pleasant, serviceable offering

The best thing about this picture is that it is a true romance; it's the best thing that can be said about any picture of this kind. Bessie Eyton plays the heroine and her work will add to her popularity which is deservedly great. It is her story, but she is ably supported by Thomas Santschi, who plays an American officer, her sweetheart, who is captured as a spy in her house. She saves him and the way she manages to do it makes the story. There are no battle scenes, just a skirmish when the Continentals come just before daylight to the rescue of their comrade from the red coats who are going to hang him. It makes a pleasant, serviceable offering that will be liked we think everywhere, in this country at least. The sets and scenes are pretty, the costumes and acting good and the photography, except some of the forest views, perfect. - The Moving Picture World, February 1, 1913