The Feud and the Turkey Trailer

The Feud and the Turkey Trailer (1908)

08 December 1908 Drama, Romance 15 mins

A bitter feud between the Wilkinson and Caulfield families turns tragic when the Colonel’s young son is killed. Despite the hatred, Bobby Wilkinson and Nellie Caulfield secretly remain lovers for 10 years and eventually elope, leading Colonel Wilkinson to disown his son. Two years later, Bobby's family faces a bleak Christmas with their infant boy. Desperate for food, their loyal servant steals a turkey from the Colonel’s estate. The Colonel tracks the thief to Bobby’s home, intent on confrontation. However, seeing his baby grandson melts his anger, ending the generational feud over a shared Christmas dinner.

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Cast

Harry Solter

as Mr. Caufield

Linda Arvidson

as Mrs. Caufield

Arthur V. Johnson

as Colonel Wilkinson

Robert Harron

as George Wilkinson

George Gebhardt

as Bobby Wilkinson as an Adult

Marion Leonard

as Nellie Caufield as an Adult

Gertrude Robinson

as Nellie Caufield as a Child

Florence Lawrence

as Nellie Caufield's Sister

Mack Sennett

as A Member of the Wilkinson Clan

Charles Inslee

as Uncle Daniel

Crew

Arthur Marvin

Arthur Marvin Cinematography

Billy Bitzer

Billy Bitzer Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 08 December 1908

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