User: SnowyCinema
File: The Italian (Reginald Barker, 1915).webm
Author: Reginald Barker
Publisher: Paramount Pictures
Year: 1915
PD: PD/US|1965
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Cat: Drama film
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{{c|{{lg|Paramount Pictures Corporation}}<br>
{{sm|By Special Arrangement With}}<br>
{{lg|New York Motion Picture Corp.}}<br>
{{sm|{{uc|Kessel & Baumann}}, Managers<br>
{{asc|Presents}}}}<br>
{{x-larger|{{uc|George Beban}}}}<br>
{{sm|{{asc|in}}}}<br>
{{x-larger|{{uc|The Italian}}<br>{{asc|in Six Parts}}}}
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{{asc|By T. H. Ince & C. G. Sullivan}}
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{{asc|Produced by Thomas H. Ince}}
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{{larger block|{{sc|The<br>Italian}}}}
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{{sm|{{uc|Thomas H. Ince<br>and<br>{{SIC|G.|C.}} Gardner Sullivan}}}}
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{{c|{{xx-larger|The {{uc|Italian}}}}
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{{uc|In Old Italy}}<br>
{{sm|Chapter I}}}}
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{{di|F}}ROM the gray, old monastery, flung like a rampart of the faith against the Italian sky, the bells were ringing the Angelus. A deep, sweet silence had shrouded the vineyards, where the peasants stood with bowed heads. Even the shaggy burros seemed to understand as they gazed with calm, patient eyes over the scene they had grown to love; the sunshine, the mountains. Infinite peace and
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02:36
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{{c|{{uc|''Trudo Ancello, and his daughter, Annette''}}}}
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04:14
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{{c|{{uc|''Beppo Donnetti, admirer of the pretty Annette''}}}}
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07:11
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{{c|{{uc|''"One touch of nature makes the whole world kin"''}}}}
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08:29
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|Fiesta Day}}{{hr|6em}}Beppo goes to see his sweetheart, Annette''}}}}
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09:31
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{{c|{{uc|''The home of Annette''}}}}
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11:09
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{{c|{{uc|''The merchant Gallia, also a suitor for the hand of Annette''}}}}
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14:10
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{{c|{{uc|''"But, my Gallia, she loves the gondolier, Beppo Donnetti"''}}}}
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14:54
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{{c|{{uc|''Youth, heated by the fires of love and ambition, rushes on to meet the future''}}}}
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15:23
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{{c|{{uc|''While old age, ever shrinking back, stops to warm itself by the dying embers of the past''}}}}
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18:01
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{{c|{{uc|''"The merchant Gallia has again asked for thy hand"''}}}}
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18:27
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{{c|{{uc|''"He is rich. He could at least give thee a home of thine own"''}}}}
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18:59
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{{c|{{uc|''"One year do I give thee, Beppo Donnetti, to win a home for my daughter. Should thou fail, she weds the merchant Gallia"''}}}}
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19:35
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|A little later}}{{hr|20em}}Beppo sails for the golden land—America.''}}}}
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20:07
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{{c|{{uc|''"Never fear, my loved one, before a year I will send for thee"''}}}}
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22:05
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{{c|{{uc|''A week later''}}}}
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22:35
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{{c|{{uc|''Memories''}}}}
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23:49
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{{c|{{uc|''"That is the Statue of Liberty"''}}}}
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24:09
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{{c|{{uc|''In New York''}}}}
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25:46
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|A little later.}}{{hr|20em}}Beppo sets up a bootblack stand on the Lower East Side.''}}}}
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26:05
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{{c|{{uc|''Big Bill Corrigan, the slums boss, for campaign purposes, treats the gang''}}}}
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26:53
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{{c|{{uc|''Corrigan makes Beppo a proposition to get the Italian vote''}}}}
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27:08
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{{c|{{uc|''"Here's a little present for you. Have your Wop friends vote for this guy"''}}}}
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27:31
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{{c|{{asc|Vote for}}<br>
{{xx-larger|{{uc|John H. Casey}}}}<br>
{{asc|for}}<br>
{{uc|Alderman}}<br>
{{uc|The workingman's friend}}
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28:43
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{{c|{{uc|''"One year do I give thee, Beppo Donnetti, to win a home for my daughter. Should thou fail, she weds the merchant Gallia"''}}}}
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29:20
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|Later}}{{hr|5em}}good news''}}}}
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29:48
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{{cb|
{{right|New York City<br>{{lang|it|11 Aprile 1913}}}}
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Luce Dell'anima mia;
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Qui acluso troverai la monete per il biglietto. Parti subbito col vapore Palermo, con ansio ti aspetto il tuo Beppo.
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{{right|New York City<br>
April 11, 1913}}
Light of my soul;
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Enclosed you will find money for a ticket on the ship, Palermo, which sails soon. I will be waiting for you, so hurry to your Beppo.
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30:42
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{{c|{{uc|''Bad news''}}}}
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31:27
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{{c|{{uc|''Annette arrives in the land of promise''}}}}
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32:02
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{{c|{{uc|''At the first class passenger landing''}}}}
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33:52
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{{c|{{uc|No smoking!}}}}
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34:02
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{{time on clock|8:45}}
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{{xxxx-larger|'''14'''}}<br>
{{sm|{{asc|Monday}}}}
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34:45
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|That night}}{{hr|5em}}Beppo has the civil marriage performed by his friend, Alderman Casey''}}}}
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35:16
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{{c|{{uc|''Beppo forgets the ring''}}}}
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37:21
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{{c|{{uc|''A year later''}}}}
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37:28
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{{c|{{uc|''The dawn of a new life''}}}}
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38:12
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{{c|{{uc|''"Hurry, tell Beppo his son has come"''}}}}
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38:46
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{{c|{{uc|''"Come home, come home quick, it's a boy"''}}}}
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41:04
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{{c|{{uc|''The wonderful discovery''}}}}
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41:20
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{{c|{{uc|''"Santa Maria! He is sleep just-a-like-a-me, his hand stuck under his-a-chin"''}}}}
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45:01
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|Months later}}{{hr|10em}}Midsummer grips the slums in a stifling embrace''}}}}
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46:36
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{{c|{{uc|''{{lg|A few days late}}{{hr|8em}}Little Tony, one of the thousands of heat victims, grows alarmingly worse''}}}}
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47:27
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{{c|{{uc|''"The heat and impure food are wearing him out. You must buy him only pasteurized milk"''}}}}
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48:13
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{{c|{{uc|''The days pass and the heat wave reaches its crest''}}}}
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49:20
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{{c|{{uc|''"Your wife say Little Tony must have more pasteurized milk right away"''}}}}
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54:06
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{{c|{{uc|''"I must get-a-de-milk or my babee is die"''}}}}
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56:03
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{{c|{{uc|''Knowing Corrigan to be the boss of the slums, whose word is law, Beppo appeals to him for mercy''}}}}
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57:52
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{{c|{{uc|''The reason she never knew''}}}}
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{{c|{{uc|''A week later''}}}}
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59:53
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{{c|{{uc|''At the expiration of his sentence''}}}}
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{{c|{{uc|''"Beppo, our poor little Antonio, he's——he's——"''}}}}
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{{c|{{uc|''A month later''}}}}
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{{c|{{xx-larger|{{bl|The World.}}}}
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{{xx-larger|{{uc|'''Corrigan's Child Near Death!'''}}}}
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{{larger|'''Wealty Politician Expects Crisis Today.'''}}
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Dr. Briggs, the World's Famous Specialist, Is Today Directing the Fight to Save the Infant Son of William H. Corrigan, the Well Known Political Boss. To Preserve Extreme Quiet, the Streets In the Immediate Vicinity of the Home, Are Roped Off. The Child Contracted Brain Fever
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1:06:21
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{{c|{{uc|''Corrigan, through political influence, has the street roped off around his home to prevent the slightest noise''}}}}
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1:07:44
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{{c|{{uc|''Disguised as a peddler, Beppo seeks his revenge in the home of Corrigan''}}}}
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1:11:08
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{{c|{{uc|''"Another hour of absolute quiet and I can pull her through. The slightest disturbance, however, will be fatal"''}}}}
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1:15:13
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{{c|{{uc|''The gesture that was Little Tony's''}}}}
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1:16:50
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{{c|{{uc|''At the eternal bedside of his baby where hate, revenge and bitterness melt to nothing in the crucible of sorrow''}}}}
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{{sc|Antonio Donneti<br>Died<br>Aug. 27, 1914}}
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{{c|{{xx-larger|''The Italian''}}}}
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with the precious flowers in his worn, grimy hands, Beppo, again knelt by the grave of his baby son. "Pretty flowers for you, my bambino, my bambino, my......". His voice broke abruptly into a sob; a deep racking sob of a man crushed beyond his strength to endure as he threw himself across his baby's grave.
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{{c|{{sm|The End}}}}
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{{c|{{sm|{{uc|The Italian}}}}
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{{uc|Passed}}<br>{{sm|{{asc|by the}}}}<br>{{asc|National Board}}<br>{{sm|{{asc|of}}}}<br>{{uc|Censors.}}<br>{{cb|Frederic C. Howe<br>Chairman}}
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{{asc|Official stamp}}
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{{x-larger|Paramount Pictures Corporation.}}
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