For the Man She Loved

1913
20m

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The Progressive Bridge Construction Company's finances were at their lowest ebb, when word was received that it had been offered the $750,000 contract to build the proposed city bridge. In c... Read allThe Progressive Bridge Construction Company's finances were at their lowest ebb, when word was received that it had been offered the $750,000 contract to build the proposed city bridge. In celebration of this fact, Alvin Young, secretary of the company, gave a garden party at his... Read allThe Progressive Bridge Construction Company's finances were at their lowest ebb, when word was received that it had been offered the $750,000 contract to build the proposed city bridge. In celebration of this fact, Alvin Young, secretary of the company, gave a garden party at his summer home, at which he invited his entire office force. Seeing an opportune moment, he ... Read all

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The heroine's motives are not clear

A two-reel offering, with a rather vague beginning, but which works up into an entertaining story. It should have been made clear, however, that the girl was planning a revenge upon the scheming fellow who had her lover imprisoned. As it stands now, the heroine's motives are not clear and until the close of the second reel she appears merely as a foolish girl, who has accepted favors from Dave and generally compromised herself. The windup would be stronger if the observer knew more about her intentions. A subtitle of an appropriate character would remedy this. - The Moving Picture World, July 19, 1913