$2.49
(Biograph Company, 1911)
A girl falls in love with the leading man of a traveling theatrical troupe and the two elope, but her disapproving father annuls the marriage as she is still underage. The girl runs away before her father discovers that she is pregnant. The man is lead to believe that she is dead, and the girl assumes that she has been abandoned.
Starring Dell Henderson and Blanche Sweet
Directed by D.W. Griffith
| Cast:— | ||
|---|---|---|
| Morton Traver, The Leading Man | · · · | Dell Henderson |
| Ruth Merritt, The Girl | · · · | Blanche Sweet |
| Deacon Merritt, Her Father | · · · | William J. Butler |
| Silas Merritt, Her Brother | · · · | J. Jiquel Lanoe |
| Sam Perry, Her Boy Friend | · · · | Guy Hedlund |
| An Actor | · · · | Donald Crisp |
| An Actress | · · · | Claire McDowell |
| The Sheriff | · · · | Frank Evans |
| The Landlady | · · · | Kate Toncray |
| Audience | · · { | Gladys Egan |
| Grace Henderson | ||
| Harry Hyde | ||
| Wilfred Lucas | ||
| Charles Hill Mailes | ||
| W. Chrystie Miller | ||
| Mabel Normand | ||
| Vivian Prescott | ||
| Crew:— | ||
|---|---|---|
| Director | · · · | D.W. Griffith |
| Writer | · · · | R.L. Bond |
| Cinematographer | · · · | G.W. Bitzer |
Image quality:
Definition:
1080p 
Length:
18 minutes