The Ingrate Trailer

The Ingrate Trailer (1908)

20 November 1908 Action 15 mins

A hunter lost in the Northern woods is rescued by a trapper and his wife. He makes advances to the wife, is rejected, and tries to kill the trapper.

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Cast

Arthur V. Johnson

as The Trapper

Florence Lawrence

as The Trapper's Wife

George Gebhardt

as The Canuck

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 20 November 1908

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