
Aunty's Romance
Synopsis
Romantic comedy in which a woman who no longer wants to marry her fiance when it turns out he doesn't have an inheritance. After his father is deceased, Stephen Fiske travels to New York, where he learns that his father has left him nothing. His fiancée Doris now refuses to marry him because he is not rich. Doris has, however, an old aunt, whose last wish is that Doris marry Stephan.
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May 12, 1912
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- George D. Baker
- Original Title
- Aunty's Romance
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 13m
- Production Studios
- Vitagraph Company of America
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
George D. Baker
Department Leadership Roster
George D. Baker
Director
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What is Aunty's Romance about?
Romantic comedy in which a woman who no longer wants to marry her fiance when it turns out he doesn't have an inheritance. After his father is deceased, Stephen Fiske travels to New York, where he learns that his father has left him nothing. His fiancée Doris now refuses to marry him because he is not rich. Doris has, however, an old aunt, whose last wish is that Doris marry Stephan.
Who directed Aunty's Romance?
Aunty's Romance was directed by George D. Baker.
Who stars in Aunty's Romance?
The principal cast of Aunty's Romance includes Maurice Costello, Florence Turner, Mary Maurice, Harry T. Morey, William Shea.
When was Aunty's Romance released and how long is it?
Aunty's Romance was released in 1912 with a total runtime of 13m.
