The Master of the Garden

1913

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As Bessie Harrington sits in the shade of an ancient oak that is in her garden, Herbert Gray, the son of a neighboring estate owner, comes and falls in love with her. Wisdom only comes to th... Read allAs Bessie Harrington sits in the shade of an ancient oak that is in her garden, Herbert Gray, the son of a neighboring estate owner, comes and falls in love with her. Wisdom only comes to their innocent minds after they had fallen from their pedestals of virginity. When her paren... Read allAs Bessie Harrington sits in the shade of an ancient oak that is in her garden, Herbert Gray, the son of a neighboring estate owner, comes and falls in love with her. Wisdom only comes to their innocent minds after they had fallen from their pedestals of virginity. When her parents learn of her transgression of the straight and narrow path, the father orders her from ... Read all

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deickemeyer

It is decidedly an impressive picture

A picture dealing with the white slave traffic and in which there are several scenes where the Savior appears as a pleader with souls who are on the wrong path and its last scene is a picture of the Savior and Mary Magdelene. It is decidedly an impressive picture and spectators will hardly notice that it is two reels long. But it was made solely for the sake of its story, solely for entertainment and fails to get very deep; in fact, it would have been healthier to have pictured a house of prostitution of the kind where there is less beauty of furniture, dresses and women. The picture has a not altogether healthy appeal. - The Moving Picture World, December 20, 1913