A film that is extraordinary in quality and outweighs a hundred common photoplays. The story is laid in some wonderful gardens, over which is poured the crystal flood of California's light. It possesses one charm all and singularly its own.
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18 min
A blind princess is informed that her sight can be restored by the first kiss of unselfish love she receives. She remains blind until a humble poet steals a kiss.
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Blanche Sweet | The Princess | Unowned |
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Charles West | The Poet | Unowned |
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Francis J. Grandon | Lord Selfish | Unowned |
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Dell Henderson | Lord Gold | Unowned |
| John T. Dillon | Lord Folly | Unowned | |
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Joseph Graybill | Lord Presumption | Unowned |
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Florence La Badie | Lady in Waiting | Unowned |
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Marguerite Marsh | 1st Maid | Unowned |
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Kate Toncray | 2nd Maid | Unowned |
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Grace Henderson | Nurse | Unowned |
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Wilfred Lucas | Princess's Father | Unowned |
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Henry Lehrman | Courtier | Unowned |
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Hazel Buckham | Page | Unowned |
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Gladys Egan | Equality | Unowned |
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Jeanie Macpherson | Court Lady | Unowned |
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Frank Opperman | Wise Man | Unowned |
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Alfred Paget | Guardsman | Unowned |
| Charles Gorman | Unowned | ||
| Guy Hedlund | Unowned | ||
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W. Chrystie Miller | Unowned |