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Les deux jardiniers

1911

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Mrs. St. Albans and Mrs. Plume devise a romantic plan to cause Yvonne St. Albans and Onesime Plume to fall in love with each other. Onesime is to be employed as Mrs. St. Alban's gardener, an... Read allMrs. St. Albans and Mrs. Plume devise a romantic plan to cause Yvonne St. Albans and Onesime Plume to fall in love with each other. Onesime is to be employed as Mrs. St. Alban's gardener, and in this disguise he is to try to win the affections of Yvonne by his charming manners. Y... Read allMrs. St. Albans and Mrs. Plume devise a romantic plan to cause Yvonne St. Albans and Onesime Plume to fall in love with each other. Onesime is to be employed as Mrs. St. Alban's gardener, and in this disguise he is to try to win the affections of Yvonne by his charming manners. Yvonne is already in love with a young nobleman, Count de Charmettes, and by a strange coin... Read all

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A romantic comedy, not of the uproarious kind

When a story is set in pretty backgrounds, it would hardly be amiss to show the name of the places on the screen; novelists tell where their stories are set. "The Two Gardeners" is a romantic comedy, not of the uproarious kind, but one that gives much quiet enjoyment of the situations that often are very humorous. It is acted well, though parts of it would have been funny even with the poorest acting. The heroine daughter of the owner is very pretty, and perfect in her part. The count-gardener, whom the heroine's mother thinks is Onesimus, is a good love-maker. Onesimus has to work hard, because he isn't known and that is all he gets for playing gardener. No wonder he and his mother are formal when they take their departure. - The Moving Picture World, June 10, 1911

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