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  • In Blossom Time (1912)
  • Short | Short, Drama, Romance
In Blossom Time (1912)
Short | Short, Drama, Romance
It was blossom time in the country, and the girl was happy in her simple rural life, and in the love of her rustle suitor. Just then word came that her wealthy aunt desired to give her a home in the city, and the young woman jumped at the ...See moreIt was blossom time in the country, and the girl was happy in her simple rural life, and in the love of her rustle suitor. Just then word came that her wealthy aunt desired to give her a home in the city, and the young woman jumped at the chance. She was able to see the beauties of the Metropolis of which she had often dreamed. So she went away, waving a careless farewell to the "man she left behind her." A year passed on, and again it was blossom time in the country; but the girl was in the city and had forgotten much of her former life. To her surprise, however, she was not happy in her new environments. A titled suitor had entered her life, and for a time she thought she would marry him. Then one day she received from him a regular "city box of flowers," and at the same time her country sweetheart sent a fragrant branch with the simple message: "It is blossom time in the country." The girl realized that she was losing much in life that had been dear to her, and in return had not received anything that really counted. She was stricken with homesickness and hurried back to the country, where her grandfather, with whom she had lived, welcomed her gladly, but could not understand why she had returned, for he was a man who was slow to comprehend things. Later he saw them in the apple orchard and then he understood. "I'm glad my little girl came back in time," grandfather said. "I am glad that the blossoms were still in bloom, and that everything came out all right, but it was a mighty dangerous experiment, and we must never say a word about it." The boy and the girl are happy, however, and always regard "Blossom Time" as the loveliest, and most important season of the year. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Director
George Nichols
Cinematographer
Alfred Huger Moses Jr. (as A.S. Moses Jr.)
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Updated Jun 25, 1912
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Jun 25, 1912 (United States)

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