Madame is Athletic Trailer

Madame is Athletic Trailer (1908)

19 May 1908 Comedy 10 mins

Mrs. Neverrest is a very energetic woman and is passionately fond of sports of every description, and being blessed with a large fortune indulges freely in all her different sporting proclivities.... She goes to the top of a high mountain with great ease and there awaits her panting servant, who not being a thorough sportsman like his mistress suffers severely from all this exertion.... [After various activities,] the indefatigable woman returns to her dwelling, dresses for dinner and has still enough energy left to receive her various admirers and enjoy their society. —Moving Picture World

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Athletic Woman Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 19 May 1908

United States 30 May 1908

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