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The Changing of Silas Warner (1911)

Silas Warner dictates a letter commanding his son Harry to leave college at once and enter his office as an employee. Furthermore, Mr. Warner has in mind the marriage of his son to his partner's daughter. When Harry receives his father's letter, he returns home, but takes a decided stand in opposition to his father's ideas. Furthermore, Harry is about to be married to Rose Blend. Warner's partner, Martin, turns out to be a defaulter, and almost ruins the firm. Harry reads a newspaper account of his father's ills and trouble, so he and his wife go to see and assist him. As Mr. Warner is convalescent, he extends to his son and wife his parental blessings.

• Provider
• • Watch The Full Movie
• Year
• • 1911
• Language
• • English
• Duration
• • 12 mins
• Starring
• • Maurice Costello
  • Mabel Normand
• Genres
• • Comedy
  • Drama
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