Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912) . presentation on a par with the best the legitimate stagehas ever offered. Mrs. Mayfield, sister of Judge Elliot, of Nashville,. plays the part as no one else could—he is inimitable inhis subdued rendition, which is conspicuous because it isnatural—no overacting—one grand, sublime, masterful dispirited over the dissolution of her unfortunatemarriage, sat moodily in the Elliot home and Elliot, one-armed, stern old veteran that he was,found it impossible to console her and gave it up as abad job. The judges son, Tom, returning from some rece
Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912) . presentation on a par with the best the legitimate stagehas ever offered. Mrs. Mayfield, sister of Judge Elliot, of Nashville,. plays the part as no one else could—he is inimitable inhis subdued rendition, which is conspicuous because it isnatural—no overacting—one grand, sublime, masterful dispirited over the dissolution of her unfortunatemarriage, sat moodily in the Elliot home and Elliot, one-armed, stern old veteran that he was,found it impossible to console her and gave it up as abad job. The judges son, Tom, returning from some recentescapades, and intensely fond of his aunt, suggested thewild idea that these two city-nurtured people go forth insearch of adventure into the Tennessee mountains, but afew miles from Nashville. Mrs. Mayfield was nothingif not imaginative, and her artist-soul seized eagerlyupon the prospect of escape from fashionable straightaway they made all arrangements and somefew days later found themselves in the heart of the hills,and in the midst of a civilisation so primeval and naturalthat Mrs. Mayfields delight knew no bounds. They arrived at the home
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