Withering Roses Explained

Withering Roses
Director:Harry A. Pollard
Starring:Margarita Fischer
Harry A. Pollard
Studio:American Film Manufacturing Company

Withering Roses is a 1914 American silent film directed by Harry A. Pollard. It stars Margarita Fischer and Pollard.

It is a lost film.[1]

In addition to Pollard and Fischer, the cast included Joseph Harrisk, Adelaide Bronti, Kathie Discher, and Fred Gamble.[2]

Reception

Pictures and the Picturegoer called it "a 'beauty' film which strikes an entirely new note in film production."[3] The Moving Picture World said ""it fails to convince as a picture of life, but as a fairy tale it will get by and perhaps please many."[4]

References

  1. Book: Romain, Theresa St. Margarita Fischer: A Biography of the Silent Film Star. 2008. McFarland. 978-0-7864-3552-4. en.
  2. News: Withering Roses . May 29, 2020 . The South Bend Tribune . January 31, 1934 . Indiana, South Bend . 9. Newspapers.com.
  3. News: 1914-03-28. Withering Roses. 137. Pictures and the Picturegoer. Proquest.
  4. Book: The Moving Picture World. 1914. Chalmers Publishing Company. en.

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