Frankenstein (1910 film)
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FRANKENSTEIN
A LIBERAL ADAPTATION FROM MRS. SHELLEY'S FAMOUS STORY FOR EDISON PRODUCTION
COPYRIGHTED 1910 BY EDISON MFG CO PATENTED (REISSUE) JAN 12 1904
FRANKENSTEIN DEPARTS FOR COLLEGE
TWO YEARS LATER FRANKENSTEIN HAS DISCOVERED THE MYSTERY OF LIFE
JUST BEFORE THE EXPERIMENT
Sweetheart,
Tonight my ambition will be accomplished. I have discovered the secret of life and death and in a few hours I shall create into life the most perfect human being that the world has yet known. When this marvelous work is accomplished I shall then return to claim you for my bride. Your devoted,
INSTEAD OF A PERFECT HUMAN BEING, THE EVIL IN FRANKENSTEIN'S MIND CREATES A MONSTER
FRANKENSTEIN APPALLED AT THE SIGHT OF HIS EVIL CREATION
THE RETURN HOME
HAUNTING HIS CREATOR AND JEALOUS OF HIS SWEETHEART.
FOR THE FIRST TIME THE MONSTER SEES HIMSELF
ON THE BRIDAL NIGHT.
FRANKENSTEIN'S BETTER NATURE ASSERTING ITSELF
THE CREATION OF AN EVIL MIND IS OVERCOME BY LOVE AND DISAPPEARS
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