A large canvas is painted before the camera, and in seven successive scenes we watch this picture take form and substance, while ever before the eye is the subject of the sketch, the Yosemite in all its grandeur. The story tells of the...
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Cast
| Hobart Bosworth | ... |
The Painter
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| Bessie Eyton | ... |
The School Mistress
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Leonide Watson | ... |
The Little Pupil
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Viola Barry | ... |
The Rich Summer Girl
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Major J.A. McGuire | ... |
The Rich Summer Girl's Father
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| Jack Conway | ... |
The Rich Summer Girl's Admirer
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| Donald MacDonald | ... |
The Hotel Clerk
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Roy Watson | ... |
The Valet
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Jane Keckley | ... |
The French Maid
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Richard Turpin | ... |
The Porter
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Produced by
| William Nicholas Selig | ... | producer |
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- General Film Company (1911) (United States) (theatrical)
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Storyline
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A large canvas is painted before the camera, and in seven successive scenes we watch this picture take form and substance, while ever before the eye is the subject of the sketch, the Yosemite in all its grandeur. The story tells of the painter's love for the modest, young schoolmistress, who passes the spot daily where he works, of the coming of a rich, young summer girl, who amuses herself with the artist, the jealousy of the schoolmistress and the final realization to both the artist and the schoolmistress of their great love. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis |
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| Taglines | "A PAINTER'S IDYL," one of the most artistic reels ever shown. (Print Ad-Plattsburg Daily Press, ((Plattsburg, NY)) 11/11/11) See more » |
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