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The Unwritten Play
A new theatrical star is born when Ivy Liversedge, daughter of Silas, an unsuccessful playwright, scores a big success in Paul Hesseltine's new play, "The Fatal Silence." Paul falls in love with Ivy. but her father exhibits an intense dislike for him at their very first meeting.
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As a silent film from 1914, specific plot details for 'The Unwritten Play' are not readily available in public historical records. Silent films of this era typically depicted dramatic stories through visual storytelling, often focusing on themes of love, loss, societal struggles, or melodramatic conflicts.
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