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In the Long Ago

1913, English. Directed by Colin Campbell.

A picture which illustrates an Indian myth, a poetic love story of the long ago, in which a despised musician is refused the privilege of marrying the belle of the tribe. He proves himself not only strong enough to kill his rival, the tribe's stalwart warrior, in a struggle for the girl, but is able to make a magic flute which can and does restore the girl, now lying dead. In the closing scenes, the picture shows a short glimpse of modern life which suggests that the old myth is being played, in part, again.

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Released
15 May 1913
Country
United States of America
Written by
Lanier Bartlett
early america

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In the Long Ago (1913) was directed by Colin Campbell and stars Wheeler Oakman, Bessie Eyton, Frank Clark.

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