Mrs. Maloney's Fortune

1914

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Mrs. Maloney, a poor widow, takes in washing for a living. She has a staunch admirer in Michael Finnegan. He tries to show his love by the many little attentions and kind assistance he gives... Read allMrs. Maloney, a poor widow, takes in washing for a living. She has a staunch admirer in Michael Finnegan. He tries to show his love by the many little attentions and kind assistance he gives her. She is very happy in her modest way until one day Michael brings her an imposing and... Read allMrs. Maloney, a poor widow, takes in washing for a living. She has a staunch admirer in Michael Finnegan. He tries to show his love by the many little attentions and kind assistance he gives her. She is very happy in her modest way until one day Michael brings her an imposing and suspicious looking envelope. She insists upon Michael opening it and they soon learn that... Read all

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It is all rather "foggy"

This comedy, written by W.A. Tremayne and directed by Theodore Marston, revolves around a wash-lady on whom fortune is thrust, by mistake, in a peculiar manner, and for the time being robs her of her sweetheart, Michael Finnegan. She takes a "whirl" in society in the city, but tires of it quickly and goes back to Mike and the tubs. While in the city she discovers the real heir, an orphan, and adopts him. It is all rather "foggy," but amusing and interesting. It will please. - The Moving Picture World, March 28, 1914