|
Algie tries his hand at mining under the tutelage of Big Jim but it is not long before Jim comes to rely on Algie as much as Algie does on him. Starring Billy Quirk · Directed by Alice Guy-Blaché, Harry Schenck, and Edward Warren |
|
Mr. Burton spends six years abroad leaving his daughters behind. He returns with a new wife but has forgotten that the girls have grown up and might not want a new mother. Starring John Bunny · Directed by George D. Baker |
|
To gain access to a moonshiner, a detective marries his sister. He abandons her after the arrest is made but his conscience haunts him. Starring Romaine Fielding and Burton L. King |
|
Lillian’s parents and her wealthy young beau test to see just how well she could endure poverty. Starring Lillian Walker · Directed by Wilfrid North |
|
Dumb-bell Larry Semon gets into scrapes at the sawmill while the owner and his daughter are taken hostage by disgruntled former employees. Starring Larry Semon and Babe Hardy · Directed by Larry Semon and Norman Taurog |
|
When a blind violin virtuoso’s vision is restored, his eyes wander from his homely beloved to a beautiful social butterfly. Starring Francis X. Bushman and Ruth Stonehouse |
|
Good Dr. Jekyll seals his fate when his experiments unleash the evil within him. Starring King Baggot · Directed by Herbert Brenon |
|
Lucy leaves her small Indiana town to find employment in New York City where her naïveté may lead her to a life of prostitution. |
|
Henri and Pierre, railroad engineers, are both in love with Jeanne. When Pierre refuses to give her up, a fight breaks out in the engine, imperiling everyone aboard the train. Starring Joë Hamman and Gaston Modot · Directed by Jean Durand |
|
Country girl Nell travels to the heartless city to find her drunken father and falls into the clutches of a mustache-twirling villain in this parody of early melodramas. Starring Priscilla Dean and Russ Powell · Directed by John Francis Dillon |