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File: Sherlock Holmes (1916).webm

Author: William Gillette

Publisher: Essanay Studios

Year: 1916

PD: PD/US|1937

Note: A 1916 American silent film starring William Gillette as Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes

Cat: Mystery film


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SHERLOCK HOLMES

A DETECTIVE DRAMA IN FOUR EPISODES

ESSANY FILM Co.


Exclusively from Maison Sutto, Paris

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This film is an exact reproduction of the play that has been performed to great acclaim for the past five years throughout America and England.

The actors in the film are the same ones from the play.


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William Gillette

SHERLOCK HOLMES


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James Larrabee

Mario MAJERONI


Madge Larrabee

Grâce REALS


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Alice Faulkner

Marjorie KAY


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EPISODE ONE

THE PRINCE'S LETTERS


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The Crown Prince, heir apparent to the throne of a large empire, wrote indiscreet letters to a young woman who later died of a broken heart.

On her deathbed, the wronged girl gave the letters to her sister, Alice Faulkner, for safekeeping.

Count von Stalburg, the Prince's private secretary, and Sir Edward Palmer, a high-ranking British official, have been charged with retrieving the letters.


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Count von STALBURG


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The Larrabees, unscrupulous adventurers currently on the English Coast, have found a new victim just in time.


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Sid, a dapper and resourceful cracksman, is a member of the Larrabee gang.


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Through the thin walls of the hotel, the Larrabees can clearly hear the conversation in the neighboring suite.


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Alice Faulkner
"The man you represent betrayed my sister, who died in misery and despair. I have the letters and I am keeping them!"


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"Those letters are of great value—we must have them!

Here is what we shall do.

I will rent an isolated house in a remote section of London.

You will befriend this melancholy girl and convince her to live with us."


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Sir Edward Palmer
"Count, here is the only man who can solve our case."


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Sherlock Holmes


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Alice, trusting and forlorn, accepts the Larrabees's hospitality.


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Sir Edward Palmer and Count von Stalburg have hired Sherlock Holmes to retrieve the Prince's letters.


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Billy

Burford HAMPDEN


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Doctor Watson

Edward FIELDING


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Doctor Watson, Holmes's confidant, who will, on occasion, accompany him on dangerous cases.


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Sherlock Holmes
"This, my friend, is the layout of the house where two swindlers are holding a young woman against her will."


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Sherlock Holmes
"Let me recommend these books while you wait for me."


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The Larrabees have revealed their true intentions: Alice is now a prisoner in their bleak and isolated lodge.


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James Larrabee
"I think she has hidden the cursed letters in the safe, but we can't open it. She must have changed the combination!"


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Forman, the Larrabees' servant, is one of Holmes's agents.


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Thérèse, the French maid, feels sympathetic toward unfortunate Alice.

Thérèse. . .Leona BALL


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END

Part One


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SHERLOCK HOLMES

EPISODE ONE

PART TWO

Exclusively from Maison Sutto, Paris

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After finding the safe empty, the Larrabees try to force Alice to tell them where she has hidden the letters.


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Madge Larrabee
"Tell us where you have hidden them."


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FIXME: James Larrabee? Madge Larrabee? Sid?
"Quiet! Someone is at the door!"


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James Larrabee
"See who it is."


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Madge Larrabee
"A tall, thin man… about forty, with a smooth face… wearing a long coat and carrying an ebony cane…"


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FIXME: James Larrabee? Sid?
"Damnation! It's Sherlock Holmes! He must be here for the letters."


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James Larrabee
"If he leaves with them, crack him on the head with this and grab the letters."


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Sherlock Holmes
"I have just sent my card to Miss Alice Faulkner."


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Madge Larrabee
"Say that Miss Alice is unwell and unable to see anyone."


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Forman
"She is not well enough to see anyone."


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James Larrabee
"I will take the card to her myself."


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A piano that has not been touched for a long time.


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And a safe that was forced open not five minutes ago.


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The artful Larrabees plan to trick Sherlock Holmes by introducing him to a false Alice Faulkner.


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Forman
"They have locked her up and won't let her come down. They have even been violent with her.


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Sherlock Holmes
"My dear child, if you are no longer happy here, you will find a good position at this address."


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Sherlock Holmes


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Sherlock Holmes
"I thank you very much for consenting to see me, Miss Faulkner, but regret that you were put to the trouble of making such a rapid change of dress."


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Sherlock Holmes
"Would Miss Faulkner be so kind as to play something of which I am particuarly fond?"


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Sid
"No one rang for you!"


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Sherlock Holmes
"Please forgive me, but it was I who rang in order to learn why no one has given my card to the true Miss Faulkner."


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Sherlock Holmes
"You are resorting to trickery. Deliver my card to Miss Faulkner at once!"


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