"Cymbeline" (1913) starring Florence La Badie

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"Cymbeline" is a short drama based on the play by William Shakespeare. Florence La Badie plays princess Imogen, who ignores the king's choice for her husband and secretly marries her chosen man (James Cruze), who is then sent to exile. James Cruze tells the world that his wife is true to him and would not give away to anybody the bracelet that he presented to her. He is then shocked when his messenger William Garwood brings the bracelet to him, and swears revenge.

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Directed by Lucius J. Henderson Produced by Frederick Sullivan, Thanhouser Company Scenario Theodore Marston Based on the play Cymbeline by William Shakespeare Starring Florence La Badie, James Cruze, William Garwood Cinematography by Arthur A. Cadwell Distributed by Mutual Film Release date March 28, 1913 Running time 22 minutes Country United States Language Silent film, English intertitles

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