The Drudge

1914
21m

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Bobby Connelly and Dorothy Kelly in The Drudge (1914)

Because she loves him, Anna Louise, a schoolmistress, promises Dick Mason that she will wait for him, when he leaves her to go to the city and make his fortune. He has little success at firs... Read allBecause she loves him, Anna Louise, a schoolmistress, promises Dick Mason that she will wait for him, when he leaves her to go to the city and make his fortune. He has little success at first in the big city, and writes discouraging letters back home to the girl. She becomes the ... Read allBecause she loves him, Anna Louise, a schoolmistress, promises Dick Mason that she will wait for him, when he leaves her to go to the city and make his fortune. He has little success at first in the big city, and writes discouraging letters back home to the girl. She becomes the object of Thurley Briggs' affections, and becoming disheartened at Dick's failure to make ... Read all

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deickemeyer

The ending is depressing

An emotional drama which contains several dramatic scenes, some of which are intense. The plot is not of a very pleasant nature and carries with it a flavor of improbabilities. A young girl school teacher, a young indigent lover, her fiancé, and a rich, rascally ranch owner, also owner of an unruly young son, are the principals. The lover leaves to make his fortune and the ranchman intercepts her letters from her lover and prevails on her to marry him; hence, in time she is his drudge. The ending is depressing, however, it is a good picture, and well acted. - The Moving Picture World, March 14, 1914