L'Amour volé

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L'Amour volé


Cupid stolen

The old Hymen finds Cupid asleep. He takes advantage of the opportunity and steals his quiver. Very proud of his larceny and thinking that he will get his youth back, he calls a young and petty maid and offers her his love, but she knows better ans refuses.
The old Hymen soon fins out that his treasure is useless for him and Cupid who arrives, tells him:
I was not asleep at all and I have seen you taking the quiver, but it is not sufficient to conquer the love, you must have first of all the arrow.
Hymen is quite disconcerted and a handsome and vigourous youth comes tackes the arrow and pierces the heart of the pretty maid.

PAT 1903-04


El amor robado

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El viejo Hymen echa de ver a su Amor dormido. Aprovechase de su sueño para robarle el porta-flechas. Contento de su robo y convencido de que con tal posesión recuperará su vigor perdido, llama a su mujer.
Ésta escucha con frialdad todas sus palabras amorosas.
El viejo Hymen no tarde en reconocer su impotencia.
El amorcillo que lo vigila le dice: te he visto robarme el porta-flechas pero nada has conseguido porque es preciso la flecha.
El viejo Hymen queda anonado. Un hermoso joven pasa se apodera de la flecha y atraviesa el corazón de la bella.

PAT 1904-03

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1 Pathé 826  
2 n.c.  
3 02/1903-05/1903 25 m/80 ft
4 France  

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11/05/1903 FranceClermont-Ferrand  Royal Vio L'Amour volé

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