Her Mother's Fiancée Filming Locations
Where was Her Mother's Fiancée filmed? Her Mother's Fiancée was filmed in 2 locations across Bermuda and United States in the following places:
Her Mother's Fiancée Filming Locations
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Her Mother's Fiancée (1911)
Mrs. Radcliff, a wealthy widow, had been engaged for some years to a titled foreigner. They plighted their troth while the widow was abroad education her only daughter and the prospective bridegroom was expected daily to attend his nuptial ceremony. In honor of his arrival, the widow had prepared a garden fete to introduce her prospective husband to her friends and intimates. The step from girlhood to womanhood is small, separated only by the difference between short and long dresses and wearing the hair down the back or on the top of the head. When the widow first met the Count her daughter was a little girl in short dresses, now, returning from boarding school with her long skirts. She was a very attractive young woman, which the mother with her worldly experience was quick to realize. A woman may be as old as she looks, but not so when she has a grown-up daughter in evidence. Therefore, the daughter was requested to temporarily return to her short skirts for the Count's benefit, but when she was also informed that little girls could not attend the garden fete she rebelled, but the mother was obdurate. The daughter met the Count as a little girl and acted the part, for she played many a kid prank upon the two lovers, much to their embarrassment. The night of the fete arrives and so did the daughter, but in her proper garb, where she met the Count and where that observant person realized that the daughter was even more attractive than the mother. Moonlight on the water has been the result of many a romance. That was the result of the Count's and his prospective stepdaughter's boat ride on the bay. The Count was a poor oarsman; he lost both oars and the wind and tide did the rest. The couple were marooned on a barren island far from shore and not rescued until the next morning. The night was cold. The Count first protected his charge was cold. The Count first protected his charge with his coat, then his arms. The result was to be expected; the widow gained a son-in-law instead of a husband.