Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912) . vocabulary any superla ive which would fitly describe Kruge and his wife, an old-fashioned couple, have an onlv. Forest is the top notch, an expression I am forced to use becauseJohnson and Webster, not knowing, of course, that such a king ofproducers as Selig would exist, have failed to give in the English daughter, Sona. Sona is loved not only by her sweetheart, butalsjby an old friend of the family, John Vogel. When John Vogel learns of the love of Sona for Fritz, he givesher up to the younger man. Then follow the wedding, and t
Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912) . vocabulary any superla ive which would fitly describe Kruge and his wife, an old-fashioned couple, have an onlv. Forest is the top notch, an expression I am forced to use becauseJohnson and Webster, not knowing, of course, that such a king ofproducers as Selig would exist, have failed to give in the English daughter, Sona. Sona is loved not only by her sweetheart, butalsjby an old friend of the family, John Vogel. When John Vogel learns of the love of Sona for Fritz, he givesher up to the younger man. Then follow the wedding, and theyoung couples leaving the Kruge home, to make a little nest oftheir own in a distant part of the Transvaal. In the little thatched cottage, made from cane-brakes and jungleweeds, there is much happiness. Fritz is an industrious farmer,and Sona is busy with her housework and day-dreams. Then the day-dreams come true. Fritz is permitted to see histiny daughter, and solemnly enters the room where little MissIona lies curled into a ball on the pillow beside her mother. Itseems a sacrilege to Fritz to kiss the tiny thing, but after drawinghis shirt sleeve several times ac
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