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Harding's Heritage (1913)
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Harding's Heritage (1913)

Short | Short

Cabestan is a poor stall-holder who decides to sell his caravan to try his luck in the colonies. He leaves his son Paul in the care of his neighbors and gives them 5,000 francs for it. Unfortunately, they abuse the child who can only find ...See moreCabestan is a poor stall-holder who decides to sell his caravan to try his luck in the colonies. He leaves his son Paul in the care of his neighbors and gives them 5,000 francs for it. Unfortunately, they abuse the child who can only find support with little Liliette, the couple's daughter. On day, he escapes and finds refuge in a doll shop owned by the Pinteaus, who hire him as a trainee. When Liliette's parents abandon her, she joins Paul at the shop. 8 years later, Cabestan made a fortune and comes back to France. Unfortunately he is killed while trying to defend his friend Cartahut. His last wish is for his friend to find his son and give him his fortune. Boitard and Olympe, Innkeepers at Hermelo, and decide to get their hands on Cartahut's money. Boitard attacks Cartahut, but falls from a cliff and dies. However Olympe gets to Paris first and seduces Paul, who is still young and naive. When he learns that he inherits the money, he offers it to her. Fortunately, Cartahut arrives in time to stop it and bring Paul back to Liliette, who has always loved him. Written by Greg Philip {[email protected]} See less

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6 cast members

Name	Known for
Léon Bernard Cabestan Cabestan See fewer	Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913)
Maria Fromet Liliette enfant Liliette enfant See fewer	Les misérables (1913)
Germaine Dermoz Olympe Olympe See fewer	Le bal (1931)
René Maupré Paul Cabestan Paul Cabestan See fewer	Theodora (1921)
Andrée Pascal Liliette Liliette See fewer	Mysteries of Paris (1912)
Émile Mylo Cartahut (as Émile Milo) Cartahut (as Émile Milo) See fewer	Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine (1913)