"The Wanderer" (1913) cinematographer Billy Bitzer
DramaSilent
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"The Wanderer" is a short drama. The film is included in our program to illustrate the work of our star Billy Bitzer.
A man apparently loses all interest in life and starts wandering around. His useless existence is interrupted for one day, when a woman gives him food and he finds a way to repay her.
NOTE:
All film sites cite a film "The Wanderer" (1913) directed by D.W. Griffith and starring Henry B. Walthall as the Wanderer, who also plays a flute. As you can see, in our film there is no flute and Henry B. Walthall does not act.
The film that we show matches the description of "Olaf - An Atom" (1913) directed by Anthony O’Sullivan, also a Biograph Company production, and starring Harry Carey.
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