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Wikipedia article'Rose of the Alley' is a 1916 silent crime drama film directed by Charles Horan and starring Mary Miles Minter. This film is extant at George Eastman House, Rochester New York. PlotThe plot is detailed in The Moving Picture World magazine as follows: Tom Drogan, addicted to gambling and drink, is the object of a good mother's devotion. His sister, Nell, is much more susceptible to her mother's good teachings, and has grown like a flower among weeds, with a great affection for both and an innocence that marks her apart entirely from her surroundings. One of Tom's drunken escapades so affects his mother that in her efforts to get him to their tenement room she is attacked with heart trouble which proves fatal. Her dying words are to Nell to be patient with Tom. He has been sent by Nell for the doctor and in his inebriate condition has forgotten all about the ill mother, and has been induced to go into a saloon and indulge further, finally remembering his errand and bringing the physician too late. Cast* Mary Miles Minter - Nell Drogan * Danny Hogan - 'Kid' Hogan * Frederick Heck - Dan Hogan * Geraldine Berg - Mamie * Alan Edwards - Frank Roberts * Thomas Carrigan - Tom Drogan ReceptionLike many American films of the time, 'Rose of the Alley' was subject to cuts by city and state film censorship boards. The Chicago Board of Censors ordered cut scenes from Reel 1 of a shooting, from Reel 2 the signaling from man on roof to man on street, shooting from the roof, and a vision of a gun fight in a saloon, and from Reel 5 fourteen gun fight and shooting scenes and two scenes of struggle between man and girl. References | |
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