Florence Lawrence

Arthur V. Johnson

A young woman helps her brother by purchasing a much needed piece of land.

Harry Solter

A Head for Business

There is a bit too much cheap comedy in this picture which, in some of its scenes, is bright enough; and it hardly measures up to the best that Lubin producers have done. The story will suggest an Imp picture of a few weeks back, called &quot;The Artist Financier.&quot; It is perhaps a trifle better. Miss Lawrence plays an artistic young lady who is loved by the younger of James Murray&apos;s sons. This young man shows so much artistic temperament that his older brother, a good businessman, is discouraged and buys his share of the business. The young lady finds that this older brother has overlooked a plot of ground needed by his new railroad, so she uses the younger brother&apos;s check to buy it in and then makes the older brother pay her price for it, thereby showing a head for business. - The Moving Picture World, December 16, 1911

There is a bit too much cheap comedy in this picture which, in some of its scenes, is bright enough; and it hardly measures up to the best that Lubin producers have done. The story will suggest an Imp picture of a few weeks back, called "The Artist Financier." It is perhaps a trifle better. Miss Lawrence plays an artistic young lady who is loved by the younger of James Murray's sons. This young man shows so much artistic temperament that his older brother, a good businessman, is discouraged and buys his share of the business. The young lady finds that this older brother has overlooked a plot of ground needed by his new railroad, so she uses the younger brother's check to buy it in and then makes the older brother pay her price for it, thereby showing a head for business. - The Moving Picture World, December 16, 1911

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