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Dominican Rep. Her Terrible Ordeal (S)
- Original title
- Her Terrible Ordeal
- Year
- 1910
- Running time
- 10 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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George Nichols
Owen Moore- Florence Barker
- Charles Craig
Robert Harron- Violet Mersereau
W. Chrystie Miller- Anthony O'Sullivan
- Charles West
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- Cinematography
G.W. Bitzer (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- Drama | Silent Film. Short Film. Origins of Film
- Synopsis
- An absent-minded business man is about to be off on a journey. He leaves his son and his secretary (who, unbeknownst to him, are in love) in charge of the office. The two soon find the boss's wallet on the floor, and the son rushes off to catch up with his father. While he's gone, a poor vendor seizes the opportunity to turn robber. He grabs the secretary's purse and locks her in the airtight vault. The son returns, and soon he becomes aware of his beloved's plight. He doesn't know and cannot find the combination to the vault, so off he goes again to catch dear old dad. He just misses dad's train and sends a telegram ahead to have his father return immediately. But dad wasn't on the train. He had forgotten important papers that he needed for the trip. Now he's back at the office, blissfully unaware that his secretary is dying just a few feet away. Then off he goes again. The son returns and is told (by a man who was unaware of the secretary's plight) that he has just missed his father...
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