The Harbor of Love - Production & Contact Info

The Harbor of Love (1914)
Short | Short, Drama

The Harbor of Love (1914)

Short | Short, Drama

Lola Grant, a beautiful young artist, paints the portrait of Governor Hart, a splendid and successful young politician. He falls in love with the fair artist, and she is flattered by his attentions. However, she loves Carl Danby, the ...See moreLola Grant, a beautiful young artist, paints the portrait of Governor Hart, a splendid and successful young politician. He falls in love with the fair artist, and she is flattered by his attentions. However, she loves Carl Danby, the governor's secretary. but she refuses to marry Carl, who resigns his position and goes to the seashore, where he meets a beautiful waif of the sea, Bess, the daughter of an old fisherman. Bess falls in love with him, and Carl begins to forget the fickle Lola. Back in the city Lola is unhappy. She goes to the seashore to find a subject for her picture, and Bess poses for her. Carl comes upon them unexpectedly, and Lola realizes that he alone possesses her love. Lola confesses her mistake, but Carl reproaches her for his many weeks of suffering. He realizes that the heart of Bess has given him the imperious call of love. Lola returns to the city, where she accepts the offer of marriage from Governor Hart. Carl and Bess drift peacefully on into the harbor of love. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

Contacts

+ Add

Become a member to see contact information for The Harbor of Love.

Cast	+ Add Cast
5 cast members

Name	Known for
Adda Gleason Lola Grant Lola Grant See fewer	The Sacred Bracelet (1915)
Earle Foxe Governor Earl Hart Governor Earl Hart See fewer	Hangman's House (1928)
Harry Lonsdale Carl Danby - the Governor's Secretary Carl Danby - the Governor's Secretary See fewer	The Ne'er Do Well (1915)
Emma Clifton Bess - the Waif of the Sea (as Miss Clifton) Bess - the Waif of the Sea (as Miss Clifton) See fewer	The Tale of a Hat (1914)
Lillian Leighton Actress Actress See fewer	Parisian Love (1925)