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samedi 12 novembre 2016

Stronger Than Death is a 1920 American silent romance-drama film directed by Herbert Blaché and produced by and starring Alla Nazimova. It was distributed by Metro Pictures.

...Major Tristam Boucicault (Bryant) endeavors to get his father Colonel Boucicault (French) to aid him in fighting the cholera in the distant city of Bjura, where he is the lone physician fighting the disease. The colonel refuses and the son, angered, leaves in an ugly mood. His attention is arrested by Sigrid Fersen (Nazimova), who is being entertained by the officers and their wives. She promises to aid him and follows the major to Bjura. She raises a large sum at a bazaar. Here she refuses the hand of James Barclay (Prior), a wealthy half-breed that the elite have refused to recognize socially.

Sigrid overhears a conversation between James and the high priest of a temple during which it is disclosed that the colonel is in reality James' father. James is planning the ruin of Colonel Boucicault. In an altercation between the colonel and major, Tristam strikes his father down. James sees the fight and under penalty of disclosing the facts forces Sigrid to marry him that night. At the wedding dinner, Colonel Boucicault denounces James for attempting to incite a mutiny in the camp, and James swears vengeance upon him as his father. Sigrid is urged to go to the temple and dance for the natives to keep them from joining the mutiny, while the major goes to collect the colonel's troops and surround the temple. James shoots the high priest as he is about to plunge a dagger into Sigrid, and the natives fall upon James and kill him. Major Boucicault takes the exhausted dancer to his hut where she recovers consciousness and determines to live for the love that is stronger than death.

samedi 2 avril 2016

"The Shooting of Dan McGrew."Production Alice Guy Blache 1915 —·

"The Shooting of Dan McGrew."Production Alice Guy Blache 1915 —·
This Is a screen version of the poem of the same name by Robert W. Service. Magnificent snow scenes form the background for most of this five-act feature, which was directed by Herbert Blache .

Herbert, Mr Alice Guy

dimanche 13 septembre 2015

*Be Natural ©riginal... picture, made bv Blache for the World Film Corporation

*Be Natural ©riginal... picture, made bv Blache for the World Film Corporation, will be most heartily welcomed not only by lovers of Dickens, but by every photoplay fan as well. As is well known, Dickens died before he had fin- ished the story and since then minds big and little have been trying to solve the questions left unanswered by the author ...