The High-Born Child and the Beggar
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About This Movie
The High-Born Child and the Beggar is a 1913 drama that explores themes of friendship and social disparity. Set in the early 20th century, this short melodrama delves into the lives of a wealthy boy with a disability and a poor street girl.
This film is quite rare in collector circles, with few prints surviving. Most copies are on early film reels, making them a special find for enthusiasts of silent cinema. The themes it explores—friendship across social divides and childhood innocence—resonate strongly, contributing to its ongoing interest. Its historical context adds to its value, as it reflects early 20th-century societal views and filmmaking techniques.
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What is the genre of The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The High-Born Child and the Beggar is a drama.
Who directed The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
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Who stars in The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The film features Adelaide Lawrence, George Stewart, Stephen Purdee, and Ethel Phillips.
What production company was behind The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The film was produced by Kalem Company.
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