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The Golden Supper

The Golden Supper (1910)

Directed by D.W. Griffith
14minruntime
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Plot

Julian loves his cousin and foster sister Camilla, who is wooed and won by Lionel, his friend and rival. He is a witness to their marriage and after the ceremony he departs heartbroken to his own house. Utopian was the existence of Lionel and Camilla, until some time later Camilla is seized with a serious illness, and Lionel's grief knew no bounds when he heard "That low knell tolling his lady dead." "She had lain three days without a pulse all that look'd on her had pronounced her dead, So they bore her, for in Julian's land they never nail a dumb head up in elm, bore her free-faced to the free airs of heaven, and laid her in the vault of her own kin." Julian learns of the death of Camilla, and hastens to the house, arriving in time to see the funeral cortège moving slowly towards the sepulcher. Following in its wake he exclaims, "Now, now, will 1 go down into the grave; I will be all alone with all I love."

Genres

Romance

Technical details

DetailValue
Original titleThe Golden Supper
Original languageEN
Spoken languagesNo Language
Production countriesUnited States of America
StatusReleased
Production companiesAmerican Mutoscope & Biograph
Release date12 dicembre 1910
WriterAlfred Tennyson, Dorothy West
CinematographyBilly Bitzer
Assistant directorsD.W. Griffith

Release dates

Theatrical release

United States / Dec 12, 1910

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