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* HairDecorations: The daughters all wear identical white dresses and huge ribbons in their hair.
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In the film, a group of criminals break into a wealthy man's house. They threaten his wife and daughters, who hide in on of the rooms. The man finds out what is happening and runs back home to save his family.
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In the film, a group of criminals break into a wealthy man's house. They threaten his wife and daughters, who hide in on one of the rooms. The man finds out what is happening and runs back home to save his family.
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''The Lonely Villa'' is a 1909 crime-drama short film by director D. W. Griffith based on the 1901 French play ''Au Telephone''. It stars David Miles, Marion Leonard, and Creator/MaryPickford. Only a teenager at the time, ''The Lonely Villa'' is the oldest surviving film appearance of Pickford.
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''The Lonely Villa'' is a 1909 crime-drama short film by director D. W. Griffith Creator/DWGriffith based on the 1901 French play ''Au Telephone''. It stars David Miles, Marion Leonard, and Creator/MaryPickford. Only a teenager at the time, ''The Lonely Villa'' is the oldest surviving film appearance of Pickford.
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* HairDecorations: The daughters all wear identical white dresses and huge ribbons in their hair.
* HostageSituation: The women are held hostage by the robbers.
* NoDialogue: The film contains no dialogue cards.
* NamelessNarrative: None of the characters are named.
* HairDecorations: The daughters all wear identical white dresses and huge ribbons in their hair.
* HostageSituation: The women are held hostage by the robbers.
* NoDialogue: The film contains no dialogue cards.
* NamelessNarrative: None of the characters are named.
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In the film, a group of criminals break into a wealthy man's house. They threaten his wife and daughters, who hide in on of the rooms. The man finds out what is happening and runs back home to save his family.
''The Lonely Villa'' was shot in Fort Lee, New Jersey and released on June 10, 1909, alongside the split-reel film ''A New Trick''.
''The Lonely Villa'' was shot in Fort Lee, New Jersey and released on June 10, 1909, alongside the split-reel film ''A New Trick''.
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''The Lonely Villa'' is a 1909 crime-drama short film by director D. W. Griffith based on the 1901 French play ''Au Telephone''. It stars David Miles, Marion Leonard, and Creator/MaryPickford. Only a teenager at the time, ''The Lonely Villa'' is the oldest surviving film appearance of Pickford.
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