File:Love and War (1899).webm
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[edit]| Description | American short silent film. From Edison films catalog: "An illustrated song telling the story of a hero who leaves for the war as a private, is promoted to the rank of captain for bravery in service, meets the girl of his choice, who is a Red Cross nurse on the field, and finally returns home triumphantly as an officer to the father and mother to whom he bade good bye as a private. The film presents this beautiful song picture in six scenes, each of which has a separate song, making the entire series a complete and effective novelty. PARTING. -- "Our hero boy to the war has gone." Words and music. CAMPING. -- "What! A letter from home." Words and music. FIGHTING. -- The battle prayer. "Father, on Thee I Call." Words and music. CONVALESCING. -- "Weeping, Sad and Lonely." Words and music. SORROWING. -- The mother's lament, "Come back, my dear boy, to me." Words and music. RETURNING. -- When our hero boy comes back again. Hurrah! Hurrah! "Star Spangled Banner." Words and music. The above scene can be illustrated either by a soloist, quartette or with an orchestra, and with or without stereopticon slides. This series of animated pictures, when properly illustrated or announced by stereopticon reading matter, should make a great success. Length 200 feet, complete with words of song and music. $45.00." | ||
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| Author | James H. White |
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| current | 06:32, 12 November 2014 | 3 min 6 s, 320 × 240 (4.71 MB) | Racconish (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=American short silent film |Source={{LOC-video |id=edmp.1694}} |Date=1899-11-28 |Author=James H. White |Permission= |other_versions= }} Category:1899 films [[Category:Videos from Edison Manufacturi... |
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