Home, Sweet Home

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        D. W. GRIFFITH
           Presents
       HOME, SWEET HOME
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     PART I. (PROLOGUE)

   Scenaric Arrangement by
H. E. AITKEN and D. W. GRIFFITH.

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   Suggested by the life of
      JOHN HOWARD PAYNE
    and his immortal song,
     "HOME, SWEET HOME"

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  Not biographical but photo-dramatic
and allegorical, and might apply to
the lives and works of many men of
genius, whose failings in private life
have been outweighed by their great
gifts to humanity.

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  Payne, actor, poet, dramatist, critic,
a world wanderer, he, who had never
known a home since early boyhood,
amid the bitterness of adversity con-
ceived this song.

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       PREPARING TO LEAVE
        HIS COUNTRY HOME

John Howard Payne . . Henry Walthall
His mother . . . . .    Mrs. Crowell

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His Sweetheart . . Lillian Gish
Her Sister . . .   Dorothy Gish

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THE PRAYER OF THE 
     MOTHER

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"Till the end of the world and after-
    ward, I shall wait for you"

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"It will be happiness
 to wait for him"

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    IN THE CITY
  AT THE THEATRE,
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT

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HE SECURES A TRIAL

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THE RELIGIOUS MOTHER
    SHOCKED AT 
 THE BOY'S CALLING

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"He is an actor"

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THEY VISIT HIM AT HIS
LODGINGS IN THE CITY

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"Such horrid language"

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"They do but rehearse their parts"

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THE NEXT MORNING.
  HIS PROMISE

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      LATER
IN A FOREIGN LAND

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"I will await thee, dear-my boy"

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The Worldly Woman - Fay Tincher

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        JUST OUT OF
      DEBTORS' PRISON
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Misfortunes come and friends go.

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ADVERSITY SPURS THE
WRITING OF THE SONG

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          HOME, SWEET HOME

'Mid pleasures and palaces though we
                               may roam,
Be it ever so humble there's no place
                               like home!
A charm from the sky seems to hallow
                                 us there,
Which, seek through the world, is ne'er
                       met with elsewhere.

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Home! home! sweet, sweet home!
There's no place like home!

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An exile from home, splendor dazzles in vain!
Oh, give me my lowly thatched cottage again!
The birds singing gayly that come at my call;-
Give me them, and the peace of mind dearer
                                  than all!

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EVIL NEWS OF HER BOY

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   HIS DEATH
IN AN ALIEN LAND

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THE TRUE AND THE FALSE
  ALIKE WENT INTO
   EQUAL SILENCE

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        D. W. GRIFFITH
           Presents
       HOME, SWEET HOME
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    PART II. (FIRST EPISODE)

   Scenaric Arrangement by
H. E. AITKEN and D. W. GRIFFITH.

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Apple Pie Mary . .     Mae Marsh
Her father . Spottiswoode Aitken
Alkali Pete . . .     W. H. Long

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      A FORTUNE SEEKING
     YOUTH FROM THE EAST
Robert Winthrop . Robt. Harron

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 HE GOES PROSPECTING
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AN APPLE PIE BETROTHAL

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"Will you marry me?"

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"Home, Sweet Home! Every time I
  hear it, I'll think of you."

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A DISTANT RELATIVE 
FROM THE EAST COMES
 IN SEARCH OF HIM

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OBLIGED TO GO EAST
 ON A SHORT VISIT

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"I got no picture to give you, but
this Christmas card looks like me"

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"You can keep my glasses"

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    THE RETURN 
ON A BUSINESS TRIP

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  CONTRAST BETWEEN 
MARY AND HIS EASTERN 
  FRIENDS CAUSES 
  DISILLUSIONMENT

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MARRIAGE TO THE EASTERN
 GIRL MEANS POSITION 
     AND FORTUNE

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THE OLD FAMILIAR SONG

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FOUR YEARS LATER

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Home! home! sweet, sweet home!
There's no place like home!

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A charm from the sky seems to hallow
                                 us there,
Which, seek through the world, is ne'er
                       met with elsewhere.

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        D. W. GRIFFITH
           Presents
       HOME, SWEET HOME
       ________________

  PART III. (SECOND EPISODE)

   Scenaric Arrangement by
H. E. AITKEN and D. W. GRIFFITH.

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The mother . . . Mary Alden
Her Sons . . . Donald Crisp
who hate . . James Kirkwood

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  THE DULL LAD AND THE 
    SHERIFF WHOM HE
       IDOLIZES

The boy . .  Jack Pickford
The sheriff . . Fred Burns

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   THE SMOULDERING
  LIFE-LONG HATRED
FANNED BY THE REFUSAL 
      OF MONEY

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"I'll make a finish of him to-day"

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THE BOY RIDES TO HIS
GREAT FRIEND FOR AID

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"I want that money"

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THE GRIEF-CRAZED
     MOTHER

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THE REMNANT SAVED

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        D. W. GRIFFITH
           Presents
       HOME, SWEET HOME
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   PART IV. (THIRD EPISODE)

   Scenaric Arrangement by
H. E. AITKEN and D. W. GRIFFITH.

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     THE MARRIAGE OF 
     ROSES AND LILIES

The wife . . .  Blanche Sweet
The husband . Courtenay Foote
The musician .  Edward Dillon

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THE HOMESICK BOY'S
    RENDERING
OF THE OLD BALLAD

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"This day we shall always 
        remember"

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TWO YEARS LATER
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THE HUSBAND TO BE
AWAY AT THE CLUB

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    A VISITOR OF EVIL
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The Tempter . . Owen Moore

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  THE HUSBAND'S 
UNEXPECTED RETURN

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"I'll finish the cigar first"

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THE WIFE'S MOMENT 
  OF WEAKNESS

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ACROSS THE WAY

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"The old ballad -- yes?"

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TEN YEARS LATER

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        D. W. GRIFFITH
           Presents
       HOME, SWEET HOME
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     PART V. (EPILOGUE)

   Scenaric Arrangement by
H. E. AITKEN and D. W. GRIFFITH.]

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AND SO, FOR COUNTLESS
 SERVICES LIKE THESE
SHALL NOT HIS FAULTS
   BE FORGIVEN?

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THE VAIN FIGHT TO RISE
 FROM THE PIT OF EVIL

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MASTER LUST THOUGHTS
 MASTER CARNALITY
   "    BRUTALITY
   "    WORLDLY
 THEY PULL HARD

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"I will await thee, dear-my boy"