A betrothed artist loves a girl engaged to a jewel thief.
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Cast
Norman Walker
Director
Marguerite Allan
Pepita Valdez
Alexander D'Arcy
Ramon Dunigo
Eugenie Amami
Dolores Cortez
Randle Ayrton
Ruffo
Cecil Barry
Esteban
Hugh Morton
Juan Fernandez
Arline Lord
Writer
Alma Reville
Writer
Garnett Weston
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
source: The Romance of Seville
In trivia someone has stated this was the first British sound film in colour.This is wrong on both counts.Firstly it is not a sound film.It is a silent with an added music track which includes some songs,not synchronized in any way.Secondly Pathe colour was only stencil colour.Kinema colour was a red green process that was used from well over 100 years ago.I think the first British colour sound film would be Wings Of the Morning.Turning to the film itself it is only 58 minutes long but feels a lot longer.It is terribly dull and I doubt that BIP got much further mileage out of this by reissuing it in this form.The acting style would have been outdated then,and having to read so many inter titles must have put people off going to see it.
source: The Romance of Seville
In trivia someone has stated this was the first British sound film in colour.This is wrong on both counts.Firstly it is not a sound film.It is a silent with an added music track which includes some songs,not synchronized in any way.Secondly Pathe colour was only stencil colour.Kinema colour was a red green process that was used from well over 100 years ago.I think the first British colour sound film would be Wings Of the Morning.Turning to the film itself it is only 58 minutes long but feels a lot longer.It is terribly dull and I doubt that BIP got much further mileage out of this by reissuing it in this form.The acting style would have been outdated then,and having to read so many inter titles must have put people off going to see it.
The Romance of Seville
