The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)

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Lon Chaney as Quasimodo • Patsy Ruth Miller as Esmeralda • Norman Kerry as Phoebus de Chateaupers • Kate Lester as Madame de Condelaurier • Winifred Bryson as Fleur de Lys • Nigel De Brulier as Don Claudio • Brandon Hurst as Jehan

United States of America • Drama • Horror • Romance

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1. The Hunchback of Notre Dame

2. Notre Dame, the Cathedral Church of Paris

3. The enduring monument of a mighty faith.

4. It was in the broad cathedral square that the people met to celebrate-

5. The Festival of Fools...

6. Quasimodo.

7. "We like not this ribaldry. It savors of disrespect to both God and King."

8. Dom Claude, the saintly Arch-deacon of Notre Dame.

9. "So even you bow your head to my reverend brother!"

10. "Our day is coming - when we'll bow our heads to no man!"

11. "That freak is my slave. He will be useful to us.

12. "Esmeralda! Esmeralda!"

13. Esmeralda, a child of mystery, whom Clopin had bought from Gypsies and raised as his own.

14. "Cursed gypsy! Daughter of Satan! Hell take you-"

15. Marie, Queen of the Gypsies.

16. "That poor, mad creature was once rich and happy-"

17. "While she was away-"

18. "Give her back to me, O Lord - if only for a moment. Give me back my baby!"

19. The festival continued on into the night.

20. Gringoire, a poet of the streets.

21. "Let Esmeralda dance! Call her out!"

22. "Esmeralda! Esmeralda!"

23. "Send in that young rascal, Phoebus de Chateaupers."

24. Phoebus de Chateaupers. Men yielded to his sword - and women to his smile.

25. The home of Madame de Gondelaurier.

26. Fleur de Lys, fiancee of Captain Phoebus.

27. "Fie! I know your reputation. You would say as much to any maiden."

28. Madame de Gondelaurier, aunt of Fleur de Lys.

29. "Phoebus - see that pretty goat."

30. "Very pretty - indeed!"

31. "Your company is waiting at the barracks!"

32. "Au revoir!"

33. To Esmeralda, this dashing soldier had long been the Prince Charming of her dreams.

34. Each time that Jehan beheld Esmeralda he longed to possess her.

35. Jehan knew the lonely streets where Esmeralda had to pass on her way home.

36. "Tie up this varlet!"

37. Alas, for man's ingratitude!

38. "It isn't safe for a pretty child like you to be out alone at this hour!"

39. "I am not afraid - now!"

40. Called the Court of Miracles, because here the "blind" saw-

41. because here the "lame" walked...

42. It was here that Clopin reigned supreme.

43. At the sign of the Pomme d'Eve.

44. "Just a bit of supper - a sip of wine - before we say good-night?"

45. "Then it is true - what the fortune-teller told me -"

46. "... that I should be wooed by a noble Captain of the Guards."

47. "If mademoiselle will permit me, I shall see her safely on her way."

48. "Here is a spy of the aristocrats. We found him at our very threshold."

49. "Who are you?"

50. "Merely a poet, a singer of sweet songs... by name. Gringoire."

51. "What shall we do with this singer of sweet songs?"

52. "Hang him! Hang him! That's what the aristocrats do to us!"

53. "Have you so little misery that you must create more?"

54. "Cut him down, I say!"

55. "For that, add twenty lashes to his punishments!"

56. Again was a slave to suffer for his master's crime.

57. "... for nocturnal attack and disturbing the peace of His Majesty, our King."

58. Swift run the sands of life except in the hour of pain.

59. Thus was "Justice" rendered in the reign of King Louis XI!

60. "I thirst!"

61. "Cursed gypsy! You should be whipped!"

62. "Where is that young jackanapes, Phoebus?"

63. "The ball in honor of my promotion takes place tonight. You promised to go with me."

64. "But - my clothes!"

65. "I have prepared for that."

66. In Quasimodo's soul was born a bitter hatred for his betrayer.

67. "Esmeralda! — The Captain of the Guards!" —

68. "Be calm-"

69. "Be calm, my lord, and do not stir - 'Tis he who is entrapped by her!"

70. "An aristocrat has taken our Esmeralda. To the rescue!"

71. "You are fairer than any lady in France!"

72. "Her Highness, Princess of Egypt!"

73. "She descends from a line more ancient than that of the Kings of France."

74. "Hold your blades! Our quarrel is with only one of you - this time!"

75. "There he is—!"

76. "Stop! This is my affair - and mine alone!"

77. "What do you mean by this outrage?"

78. "But I tell you, I love her!"

79. "-for my sake!"

80. "My place is with my people. I do not belong here."

81. "Keep to your own women!"

82. "Esmeralda, would you forsake me now? Did you not promise to be my bride?"

83. "I do not love you."

84. "You nobles have lorded it over us and trampled on us - but you can't do it forever."

85. Just when Phoebus had decided that life held no further interest...

86. "She saved my life in the Court of Miracles."

87. "She gave you the letter with her own hand?"

88. Slowly it dawned on Clopin that he was losing Esmeralda.

89. "As if the cursed aristocrats were not enough, the girl now talks of taking the veil."

90. "I will give myself to the Blessed Virgin - and She will give me peace!"

91. "See you - 'tis gold that makes kings and keeps them on their thrones."

92. "Gold - gold and steel! My people in the places of the mighty!"

93. "Strike quickly, then, else the treasure may be gone."

94. "The hour for an uprising is not yet! There lacks the spark to make my people flame."

95. Angelus.

96. "Phoebus, it was only to see you once more - and say good-bye!"

97. "You speak of trifles when Heaven itself is at stake."

98. "By this sacred emblem I plight my troth."

99. Again the King's justice-

100. "Girl! Do you persist in denying that you stabbed Phoebus de Chateaupers?"

101. "Of course I deny it! How could I? I love him more than my own life!"

102. "It was he - he who stabbed Phoebus!"

103. "The girl is bewitched!"

104. "Put her to the question!"

105. The "question" - the system of the Middle Ages to force confession.

106. "Do you still deny-?"

107. "I do - I love him! I love him!"

108. "I confess... I confess! I confess to anything you wish!"

109. "Monsieur, the brother of the Archdeacon inquires the health of Captain Phoebus."

110. "The wench who stabbed you has confessed her crime. She has been ordered hanged."

111. "I come to get Esmeralda."

112. "She has been carried to prison by his Majesty's servants."

113. "I'll get her if I have to tear down Notre Dame rock by rock."

114. "You - in the robes of the Church!"

115. "Only in these robes could I pass the prison-guard. Quick - come with me!"

116. "I'd rather die!"

117. "Phoebus died of his wound last night. I promised him to save you!"

118. "Oh, Esmeralda, pity me! All I have done was for love of you!"

119. "Assassin!"

120. "Very well, then hang!"

121. For what poor soul he rang, he did not know.

122. "Let me kill the gypsy! Her life for the life of my child!"

123. "Cursed gypsy! Cursed- Cursed!"

124. "My baby! My baby! Save her, O God!"

125. "Requiescat in pace!"

126. A pleasant diversion for the workmen who were repairing the Cathedral.

127. "Sanctuary! Sanctuary!"

128. "Would you violate the sacred law of Sanctuary?"

129. All Quasimodo knew was that this girl had once been kind to him.

130. The night had brought a dreamless sleep.

131. "Follow me to Notre Dame!"

132. "To arms! To arms! Rescue Esmeralda! Sack the City!"

133. "Ere dawn my people will live in the palaces of the aristocrats."

134. "To arms! To arms! 'Tis Clopin who calls you!"

135. Through all the man- made rat-holes beneath the ancient city.

136. Phoebus had recovered- but the wound in his heart still ached.

137. "Clopin and his rabble have risen!"

138. "They've sworn to bring back Esmeralda! She's in the tower of Notre Dame!"

139. "Esmeralda! Alive!"

140. "Rouse the garrison!"

141. Preparing a fiery baptism - MOLTEN LEAD!

142. "To arms! To arms!"

143. "The hunchback has sent us a battering-ram!"

144. "My children, I would have set you free... Fight on! Fight on!"

145. "Why do you struggle? You are mine, now!"

146. "Never! - God will protect me!"

147. Finis