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Lee and Kath

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 6:44 am
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This is a DW Griffith/Lillian Gish short.
Does anyone know if the film survives and if it's available on any DVD?
Thanks

Lee

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 2:46 pm
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I don't know about the DVD part, but I've seen Lady and the Mouse--it's
a charming film he did in 1913 as his short film career was winding
down. Here's my review:

A fairy tale in modern dress, The Lady and The Mouse (1913) tells
about a grocery-store worker who helps a sick tramp. The grocer
(Lillian Gish) starts to drown a mouse she has caught, but can't
bring herself to do it. The tramp is really a disguised millionaire,
who is won over by her innate goodness. He returns out of his disguise
to pay off debts, help heal a sick sister, and propose marriage. The
moral of A Lady and the Mouse can be summed up in a quotation from
Hebrews, "Be kind to all strangers, as they may be angels in
disguise."

If you want to see a photo from the film, google my name and "Lady and
the Mouse" and scroll down to the review.

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 5:30 pm
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Lee and Kath asks:

> This is a DW Griffith/Lillian Gish short.
> Does anyone know if the film survives

Prints of this title are held by:

Filmmuseum/Munchner Stadtmuseum (Munchen)
Fundaion Cinemateca Argentina (Buenos Aires)
George Eastman House (Rochester)
Museum of Modern Art (New York)
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2005 1:39 am
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> Lee and Kath asks:
>
>> This is a DW Griffith/Lillian Gish short.
>> Does anyone know if the film survives


I answered in haste and missed two Archives.

It is held by 6 different Archives.

Filmmuseum/Münchner Stadtmuseum (München) [DEI]
Fundacion Cinemateca Argentina (Buenos Aires) [ARF]
George Eastman House (Rochester)[USR]
Museum of Modern Art (New York) [USM]
Arhiva Nationala de Filme (Bucuresti) [ROB]
bfi/National Film and Television Archive (London) [GBB]
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