Etienne of the Glad Heart(1914)
Etienne of the Glad Heart Synopsis
Etienne Cloquet, a young woodsman, is in love with Marie, the pretty daughter of Paul Le Groux, a salmon fisher. Etienne has such a sunny disposition that he has become generally known as "Etienne of the Glad Heart."
Etienne of the Glad Heart (1914) is a drama film directed by Colin Campbell, released on August 3, 1914 with a runtime of 19m. It stars Wheeler Oakman, Bessie Eyton, Joe King and Tom Mix.
- Director:
- Colin Campbell
- Writers:
- Maibelle Heikes Justice
- Production:
- Selig Polyscope Company
- Status:
- Released
Etienne of the Glad Heart Cast & Crew
Main cast
Wheeler Oakman
as Etienne Cloquet
Bessie Eyton
as Marie Le Groux
Joe King
as Olaf - a Trapper
Tom Mix
as Peter - an Indian
Lillian Hayward
as Ritta
- Frank Clark
Frank Clark
as Old Man Paul Le Groux
Key crew
Directed by Colin Campbell, written by Maibelle Heikes Justice.
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Etienne of the Glad Heart – Frequently Asked Questions
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Who stars in Etienne of the Glad Heart?
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The main cast of Etienne of the Glad Heart (1914) includes Wheeler Oakman, Bessie Eyton, Joe King, Tom Mix and Lillian Hayward. The film was directed by Colin Campbell. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
When was Etienne of the Glad Heart released?
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Etienne of the Glad Heart was released on August 3, 1914 and runs for 19m.