Griffith - A Girl and Her Trust 1912

[@BarryMoreno-zx4dc]

I read a book about the telegraph industry and the men and women who worked in it as operators. Very enlightening.

[@timvandenbrink4461]

What’s the name of the book? Thank you.

[@ddcatwoman25]

I liked this very much. I'm watching a bunch of movies for my Cinema class and this is my favorite so far. Although it looks like I'll have to see the other one that came before it now too

[@caroltenge5147]

I can watch this all day....

[@ced2791]

This is a great movie

[@hugobarrera7205]

The doors of those days were unbelievable srong, they couldn't be broken down by two big men , no matter how hard they tried

[@Psilanderfan1884]

Beautiful Dorothy Bernard as “The Telegraph Girl” and Wilfred Lucas! Amazing camera work during the chase scene in one of my favorite Biograph short films!

[@timtoner1411]

Love this film. I can imagine how thrilling it was to the 1912 audiences. I think this is a remake of an earlier Griffith film. This one is vastly better.

[@protogameplays5183]

Griffith!!!!!!

[@mikeseaman4806]

Thank you!

[@Metaphoreign]

The bad guys are always the best actors in these old films haha

[@cmmorales777]

Oh, to have lived in such a simple, but virtuous time.

[@lyndawilliams4570]

🙄 there was illegitimacy, rape, incest, child abuse, domestic abuse, murder etc going on. They just didn’t broadcast it. You can create your own virtuous life right now - that’s what I’ve done; but you’ll never be able to control other people- unless you want to live in a communist / dictatorship country.

[@dj__alien]

0:20 my guy is absolutely wasted

[@nicmccarthy816]

Wow! How did they get those tracking shots of the train? Were they shot from a car? Thats not the earliest use of a tracking shot, but its the earliest effective use of a tracking shot...how exhilarating! Thank you so much for sharing this! A small note, the inter-titles call this movie "The Girl and Her Trust."

[@HighwayDrive717]

Maybe another train? And small train?

[@christophernuzzi2780]

Probably a car. Griffith was known for using them as mobile filming platforms.

[@thomasbrower305]

1:30 Love the way he steals a kiss and she whacks him, even if she liked it. Go figure.

[@pearlpearlau]

omg she was so beautiful 😐😐and i could not never think about a bullet using my hammer, very clever the lady

[@whiplashfilms]

I love how this is practically the same movie as The Lonedale Operator lol.

[@vincentsartain3061]

Jack Gattanella Griffith made both this and THE LONEDALE OPERATOR and a couple others with the same plot outline. One needs to remember that, in cinema's early days, remakes were very common because "originals" that had played before were now lost or no longer available for whatever reason, while new waves of audiences kept coming in to the movie houses.

[@GregoryGolda]

It's also the great train robbery with a love story

[@alanbash2921]

This Was Filmed The Year That The Titanic Went Down 1912

[@CELESTIALTD-s9w]

No, It Was Filmed Before The Titanic Sinks.

[@tomdooley3887]

Better then a lot of bullshit of today. Thank you.

[@derekg.4081]

Moral of the story: people have been simping in films as far back as 1912

[@jaidiamond]

1825

[@valentinanderson535]

How cute the actrees

[@adrianespinozapul6762]

Like si lo viste en su estreno

[@MistahhMingus]

watching this for a film studies course, damn old movies are boring

[@Julie-oh5gp]

It’s fun when you smoke

[@LionelFidel93]

found that "sountrack A Girl and Her Trust"

[@Magnetron33]

Nearly identical to the Lonedale Operator the year earlier

[@larryrobinson6914]

No Griffith no movies

[@Brainbaskit]

Alice Guy, Louis Weber, Georges Mélièss, Edwin S. Porter, stop drinking the Koolaid

[@mateohernandez3426]

whats that music called?

[@youngsteph1]

Why remake the Lonedale Operator a year after. Although it is not a bad film, with an additional chase sequence, it is not as good as the original, or for that matter is Dorothy Bernard as good as Blanche Sweet. Miss Bernard was all emotional from the start, flapping around, & not calm like Miss Sweet who had the whole thing under control. I thought remakes were bad enough today, but at least they give a few years before remaking them.

[@wacback7781]

its ok

[@xSoporific1]

Huh

[@papigolden1858]

@Mcbolas

[@Ivanatis]

*The

[@justinbarrette9121]

A classic? My ass!

[@DMBall]

Pretty ridiculous. I have a hard time believing Griffith wrote this script.