A rejected violin teacher who turns anarchist in D. W. Griffith's 1909 "The Voice of the Violin"

[From Paramount Screen Souvenirs #4-3, 1935] [with added VO humorous narration throughout, not part of original movie] Title card: "Driven to Anarchy - The Sour Musician is Out of Tune with the World--So He Joins a Bad Band." / [(AB) Biograph Company emblem appears throughout] clip from 1909 silent film [original title: "The Voice of the Violin", by D. W. Griffith] in which music teacher (Arthur Johnson) who was rejected by student joins anarchist group; anarchists talk with the teacher in his living room, shake hands and exit / Anarchist group in meeting place, some in dark robes, signs above them read "Down with Wealth" "And All Will Be Equal". Anarchist puts bomb in suit coat and teacher follows him out