Moving Picture News (1911) . SHAMROCKS FIRST RELEASE the identity ot the child, and in a spirit ol vengeance sheconcludes to keep it. She places the little girl in a fashionable seminary, andtoils for years for its maintenance and education. When next seen, the little one has grown to girlhood,under the care and tutelage of the attendant sisters. Leila later visits her child (by adoption), and repent-antly confesses her treachery to the good sisters, in whosecare she was reared and is advised by the Mother Superior\o return the little girl to its SCENES FROM A GYPSYS LOVE, 1 THE MOVI
Moving Picture News (1911) . SHAMROCKS FIRST RELEASE the identity ot the child, and in a spirit ol vengeance sheconcludes to keep it. She places the little girl in a fashionable seminary, andtoils for years for its maintenance and education. When next seen, the little one has grown to girlhood,under the care and tutelage of the attendant sisters. Leila later visits her child (by adoption), and repent-antly confesses her treachery to the good sisters, in whosecare she was reared and is advised by the Mother Superior\o return the little girl to its SCENES FROM A GYPSYS LOVE, 1 THE MOVING PICTURE NEWS 25 Accompanied by one of the sisters, she visits the home ofher sweetheart of j^ears before, and makes a full and com-plete confession, restores the child now grown to younggirlhood to its overjoyed parents and disappears in a mazeof memories, friendless, abandoned, and alone. One of the features of this picture is a panoramic viewof a g3psy camp, in which are centered three tribes, num-bering nearly a hundred persons. It has been pronounced by all who have seen it a master-piece of cinematographic effort, and is, we think, destined tomake a record for the Shamrock Company. A comedy of high class, entitled, How He Won Her,it is thought will be their second release. These two will be followed by a breezy Western comedycalled A Petticoat Ranch Boss, which contains all of theenvironment obtainable, to picture the surroundings whichwill place it in the front rank of Western comedies. ?White Fawn, an Indian picture, written along origi
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