The Great Harmony (1913) User Reviews

Nicely pictured and generally acceptable

[deickemeyer · 3 September 2017]

This is a story with strong heart appeal. The old musician is relieved from his work as organist and a younger man employed. The young man, impersonated by Warren Kerrigan, has sympathy for the old organist and goes to the city to sell one of his compositions, if possible. He succeeds and brings back a big check. Later he wins the organist's daughter. This is nicely pictured and generally acceptable. - The Moving Picture World, May 17, 1913