In the Latin Quarter

1915

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At a studio tea given by Jean Duval in honor of his bride, Marie, one of his fellow artists, Andrew Lenique, presents her with an oddly-carved dagger, which she had previously admired. Leniq... Read allAt a studio tea given by Jean Duval in honor of his bride, Marie, one of his fellow artists, Andrew Lenique, presents her with an oddly-carved dagger, which she had previously admired. Lenique has painted a beautiful panel in competition for the 50,000 franc prize at the National... Read allAt a studio tea given by Jean Duval in honor of his bride, Marie, one of his fellow artists, Andrew Lenique, presents her with an oddly-carved dagger, which she had previously admired. Lenique has painted a beautiful panel in competition for the 50,000 franc prize at the National Gallery. Duval has not entered any of his work, not being able to find a satisfactory mod... Read all

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Edith Storey

Marie Duval

Antonio Moreno

Andrew Lenique

S. Rankin Drew

Jean Duval
(as Sidney Rankin Drew)

Constance Talmadge

Manon

William R. Dunn

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- Lionel Belmore
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- Florence Bolles
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Quite unique in construction

A special two-part feature. A story of the studios that is quite unique in construction, but not altogether original. It contains much that is thrilling, in fact melodramatically so. Antonio Moreno, in the leading part, is very effective and is strongly supported by Edith Storey, S. Rankin Drew, Constance Talmadge and William Dunn. The settings and photography are up to the usual Vitagraph standard. This release will entertain any audience. - The Moving Picture World, January 16, 1915