Camille: The Fate of a Coquette

1926 · 33 MIN · IMDB 4.6 · 241 VOTES · DIR. Ralph Barton

Overview

A home movie version of the Dumas play. A young woman becomes a courtesan and tragedy befalls her. Appearances are made by many socialites of 1920s Paris and New York.

Dialogue Timeline — 87 lines

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00:00:00 CAMILLE SUBTITLE BY: felora60
00:01:28 DUMAS --- master word-painter of the human emotions --- burnt the midnight oil to guide us a little, with his mighty pen, on the Road of life.
00:02:27 HATE..........
00:02:50 MOTHERHOOD.........
00:03:17 Camille --- a lonely little flower from Mênilmontant --- finds her way to the Great City beyond the sea.
00:05:07 "Come, come, Camille! You must join us --- for this is our birthday!"
00:06:24 Mr. X --- a ruined archeologist.
00:07:27 Kissy --- President of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
00:08:32 Olga Petroff --- bootlegger to the White House.
00:09:58 Abd-el-Hammam --- a white slave trader.
00:10:52 Andrew Volstead --- author of "The National Prohibition Act", and other literary successes.
00:11:36 Mike --- the bookkeeper, cashier, entertainer and piano-player at Gas-house Charlie's.
00:13:34 All --- our heroine's companions on that night of innocent pleasure.
00:15:28 .....he soon had our sweet flower within his clutches.
00:18:53 .....Mike, the piano player, did his celebrated imitation of Charlie Chaplin in "the Gold Rush".....
00:20:27 .....and the wolf's fangs had done their work.
00:20:56 Here the wayward traveler found a welcome.....
00:21:39 .....and the poor creatures of the streets found it difficult to make both ends meet.....
00:24:52 The next day Armand calls on his old family physician.
00:26:50 .....and seeks the Creat Silence.....
00:27:24 Nanine, her faithful maid, suggests Varville.....
00:27:59 After the ordeal --- followed gay summer days of convalescence at the sea-side.
00:28:58 .....and remorse.....
00:30:57 SUBTITLE BY: felora60

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed87
Dialogue density2.6 lines / min
First line00:00:00
Final line00:30:57

Production Record

DirectorRalph Barton
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes241