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1 April 1909 (USA) morePlot:
A drinking man arrives home, late and sozzled as usual. His wife reminds him that he promised to take their child to a play... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Novelty moreCast
(Credited cast)| Arthur V. Johnson | ... | John Wharton | |
| Linda Arvidson | ... | Mrs. John Wharton | |
| Adele DeGarde | ... | The Wharton Daughter | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Charles Avery | ... | In the Play | |
| John R. Cumpson | ... | In the Orchestra / In the Bar | |
| Gladys Egan | |||
| Robert Harron | ... | Theatre Usher | |
| Anita Hendrie | ... | In the Play / In the Audience | |
| Florence Lawrence | ... | In the Play | |
| Marion Leonard | ... | In the Play | |
| David Miles | ... | In the Play | |
| Owen Moore | ... | In the Play | |
| Tom Moore | ... | In the Audience | |
| Herbert Prior | ... | In the Bar | |
| Mack Sennett | ... | In the Play / In the Orchestra / In the Bar | |
| Harry Solter | ... | In the Play | |
| Herbert Yost | |||
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We're all people of the 90's, of the 80's, of today. And this movie would pass unnoticed if i didn't have it explained at the Editing Theories class in film school. When we analize this one on detail, we can spot that Griffith invented all kinds of gimmicks that we take for granted today: fade outs, cross fades, fake continuity, and above all it expresses a true actor's feelings when we see the father at the theater, being clearly influenced by the play he sees. And this work of a play within a play is also a novelty, as so many other things. This works as a triumph, and a prediction of all that would be used later on movies.