The High-Born Child and the Beggar
Oct 27, 1913 · 10m
Director
Edmund LawrenceOverview
A short melodrama about the friendship between a rich boy (in a wheelchair) and a poor street girl. When he falls seriously ill, she is not allowed to visit him. After his death, she also dies, on the street. In her hand she holds a flower, which was the last gift that the boy gave to her.
Cast of The High-Born Child and the Beggar
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About The High-Born Child and the Beggar
What is The High-Born Child and the Beggar about?
A short melodrama about the friendship between a rich boy (in a wheelchair) and a poor street girl. When he falls seriously ill, she is not allowed to visit him. After his death, she also dies, on the street. In her hand she holds a flower, which was the last gift that the boy gave to her.
When was The High-Born Child and the Beggar released?
The High-Born Child and the Beggar was released on October 27, 1913.
How long is The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The High-Born Child and the Beggar runs 10 minutes.
Who directed The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The High-Born Child and the Beggar was directed by Edmund Lawrence.
Who is in the cast of The High-Born Child and the Beggar?
The cast of The High-Born Child and the Beggar includes Adelaide Lawrence (A Poor Little Beggar Maid), George Stewart (The Little Crippled Rich Boy), Stephen Purdee (The Boy's Father) and Ethel Phillips (The Boy's Mother).