After Her Millions

1915

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Gertrude Selby, as the little millionairess, rolls into the picture in her big automobile with her arms full of roses. Henry "Pathe" Lehrman and Billie Ritchie both seek the acquaintance of ... Read allGertrude Selby, as the little millionairess, rolls into the picture in her big automobile with her arms full of roses. Henry "Pathe" Lehrman and Billie Ritchie both seek the acquaintance of the little millionairess. Henry fails to meet with her approval, but Billie responds to an... Read allGertrude Selby, as the little millionairess, rolls into the picture in her big automobile with her arms full of roses. Henry "Pathe" Lehrman and Billie Ritchie both seek the acquaintance of the little millionairess. Henry fails to meet with her approval, but Billie responds to an alluring beckoning from the big automobile. Henry consoles himself with a beautiful pictu... Read all

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- Henry Lehrman
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Director
- Henry Lehrman
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An abnormal degree of drunkenness

This picture produced in three reels by Henry P. Lehrman, and featuring, beside himself, Billie Ritchie and Gertrude Selby, is laid out on farce comedy lines. It is unfortunate that a higher notch of the art had not been aimed at. The humor of the picture is based on an abnormal degree of drunkenness, and is at times unpleasantly vulgar and suggestive. - The Moving Picture World, February 6, 1915