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Production: Favorite Players Film Co. USA, 1914
Director: John Francis Dillon [(as J. Francis Dillon)]
Assistant Director: James Schneider
Scenario: Robert Dillon [(as Robert A. Dillon)]
Based on : Charles Neville Buck [(novel)]
Director of Photography: Homer Scott
Cast: Carlyle Blackwell [Frederick Marston / Robert Anglo-Saxon], Edna Mayo [Duska Filson], Gypsy Abbott [Mrs. Marston], George Brunton [St. John], John Francis Dillon [Rodman (as J. Francis Dillon)], Jack Prescott [Señor Roberto (as John Prescott)], John Sheehan [George Steels (as John J. Sheehan)], Ollie Kirby
Category: Feature Film
Technical Details: Format: 35 mm, 1:1,33 - Ratio: 1:1,33 - Black and White,, 4000 feet, 4 reels
Sound System: silent
First Screening: October 12, 1914 in USA
US Copyright: October 06, 1914 - ©Lu.3475
Survival Status: No holdings located in archives
Distribution: Alliance Films Corporation
Bibliography - Motography, 3 October 1914, pg 483.
- Motography, 17 October 1914, pg 545.
- Motography, 24 October 1914, pg 560.
- The Motion Picture News, 9 January 1915, pg 57, 89
- The Moving Picture World, 17 October 1914, pg 348.
- The Moving Picture World, 19 December 1914, pg 1748.
- The New York Dramatic Mirror, 14 October 1914, pg 30.
- Variety, 23 October 1914, pg 25.
References in Databases
American Film Institute Nr. 16377
American Silent Feature Film Database Nr. 6662
IMDb - International Movie Data Base Nr. tt0004188
KinoTV Database Nr. 90696
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