This is the second starring vehicle I have seen of Jean the Vitagraph Dog. Jean appeared in a score of shorts in the early teens and she was a handsome black-and-white border collie, that most intelligent of sheepdogs. This one turned up in New Zealand and can be viewed at the National Film Preservation Foundation Filmsite.
In this one, Florence Turner and Mary Fuller are camping for vacation and Jean brings them baskets of doughnuts from Charles Kent and Ralph Ince. Eventually the ladies follow Jean back to her shy masters and romance blossoms.
Jean isn't given that much to do in this picture, but the humans are good actors too. If this isn't as charming as A TINTYPE ROMANCE, it's still good to see.
In this one, Florence Turner and Mary Fuller are camping for vacation and Jean brings them baskets of doughnuts from Charles Kent and Ralph Ince. Eventually the ladies follow Jean back to her shy masters and romance blossoms.
Jean isn't given that much to do in this picture, but the humans are good actors too. If this isn't as charming as A TINTYPE ROMANCE, it's still good to see.