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The Two Orphans (1915)
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70 min | Drama

The Two Orphans (1915)

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70 min | Drama

In Paris, the beautiful orphan Henriette is kidnapped by the Marquis de Presles, a libertine, leaving her blind and defenseless friend Louise wandering the streets alone. While Mother Frochard, a beggar and thief, forces Louise to beg for ...See moreIn Paris, the beautiful orphan Henriette is kidnapped by the Marquis de Presles, a libertine, leaving her blind and defenseless friend Louise wandering the streets alone. While Mother Frochard, a beggar and thief, forces Louise to beg for her food, Henriette is rescued by the Chevalier de Vaudrey, who loves her. The chevalier's mother, the Countess De Liniere, discovers that Louise is her long-lost daughter and resolves to find her. In the meantime, Mother Frochard's son, a hunchback named Pierre, falls in love with Louise, and when his brother Jacques cruelly beats the girl, Pierre kills him. Just then, the countess locates Louise, and after the girl regains her sight, she is joined with Pierre. The countess then gives her consent to the marriage of her son and Henriette. Written by AFI See less

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10 cast members

Name	Known for
Theda Bara Henriette Henriette See fewer	A Fool There Was (1915)
Jean Sothern Louise Louise See fewer	The Mysteries of Myra (1916)
William E. Shay Chevalier de Vaudrey Chevalier de Vaudrey See fewer	Robespierre (1913)
Herbert Brenon Pierre Pierre See fewer	Beau Geste (1926)
Gertrude Berkeley Mother Frochard Mother Frochard See fewer	War Brides (1916)
Frank Goldsmith Marquis de Presles Marquis de Presles See fewer	The Clemenceau Case (1915)
E.L. Fernandez Jacques Jacques See fewer	Woman (1918)
Sheridan Block Count de Liniere Count de Liniere See fewer	The Sign of the Cross (1914)
Saba Raleigh Countess De Liniere (as Mrs. Cecil Raleigh) Countess De Liniere (as Mrs. Cecil Raleigh) See fewer	The Clemenceau Case (1915)
John Daly Murphy Picard Picard See fewer	You Can't Fool Your Wife (1923)