The Man and the Woman Trailer

The Man and the Woman Trailer (1908)

14 August 1908 Drama 13 mins

John and Tom Wilkins are brothers and most divergent in natures. John is a clergyman and a noble, upright fellow, while Tom is a scapegrace, wild, reckless and unscrupulous. Not having the parental guidance so essential in youth, his father being dead and his mother blind, he drifted into bad company, the contaminating influence deeply affecting his susceptible nature.

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Cast

George Gebhardt

as Tom Wilkins

Charles Inslee

as False Clergyman

Harry Solter

as Priest

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 14 August 1908

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