The Roue’s Heart
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Mons. Flamant, a typical roué of the French nobility, is surrounded by all the pleasures and pastimes his fabulous wealth can procure. In a quest of diversion he visits the art rooms, just as a young girl enters with a magnificent piece of sculpture and places it on sale. The roué is so impressed with the work and the girl that he purchases it at once and follows her to the atelier, where he learns that she is the maid of the sculptress, whom he sees and at once falls passionately in love with her, but when he learns that she is totally blind, his feelings change to one of deepest pity.
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Cast
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Harry Solter
Monsieur Flamant
Also in
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The Curtain Pole
Marion Leonard
The Blind Sculptress
Known for
The Lonely Villa
Florence Lawrence
Noblewoman
Known for
Those Awful Hats
The Lonely Villa
Linda Arvidson
Noblewoman / Sculptress's Friend
Known for
A Corner in Wheat
Those Awful Hats
John R. Cumpson
Nobleman
Known for
Those Awful Hats
Adele DeGarde
Sculptress's Model
Known for
The Lonely Villa
Gladys Egan
Child
Known for
A Corner in Wheat
The Lonely Villa
Charles Inslee
Nobelman
Known for
Work
A Woman
Arthur V. Johnson
Nobleman / Servant
Known for
Those Awful Hats
A Corner in Wheat
Anita Hendrie
Noblewoman
Known for
Those Awful Hats
The Lonely Villa
D.W. Griffith Director
United States release March 8, 1909 · Produced in United States
Production
American Mutoscope and Biograph Company
Production
United States
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Languages
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
No dialogue
Release dates
United States · March 8, 1909
Theatrical
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