The Black Panther's Cub (1921)
Melodrama | 15 May 1921
Director:
Emile ChautardWriter:
Philip BartholomaeProducer:
William K. ZiegfeldCinematographers:
Jacques Monteran, Alfred OrtliebProduction Company:
Ziegfeld Cinema Corp.The Jun 1922 issue of The Educational Screen listed The Black Panther's Cub as one of the year’s “Ten Worst Productions (of those reviewed so far).” It called the film “An excellent story portrayed by the reliable Florence Reed made impossible by poor and cluttered continuity." ...
The Jun 1922 issue of The Educational Screen listed The Black Panther's Cub as one of the year’s “Ten Worst Productions (of those reviewed so far).” It called the film “An excellent story portrayed by the reliable Florence Reed made impossible by poor and cluttered continuity."
The situation is liberally drawn from Swinburne's poem. Mary Maudsley, daughter of the Black Panther of Paris--a ruthless destroyer of men and mistress of a gambling house--grows up in the care of her adopted father, who believes that the environment he provides will counteract any tendencies she may have inherited from her mother. Just as she seems about to be led into a career patterned after her mother's she reveals herself to be self-sacrificing and capable of a genuine ...
The situation is liberally drawn from Swinburne's poem. Mary Maudsley, daughter of the Black Panther of Paris--a ruthless destroyer of men and mistress of a gambling house--grows up in the care of her adopted father, who believes that the environment he provides will counteract any tendencies she may have inherited from her mother. Just as she seems about to be led into a career patterned after her mother's she reveals herself to be self-sacrificing and capable of a genuine love.
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