The Romantic Story of Margaret Catchpole Trailer (1911)

06 August 1911 Adventure, Drama 26 mins

The story is founded on fact. In a village on the south coast of England, young Margaret Catchpole is being courted by two rivals, Will Laud, a smuggler, and Lieutenant Barry of the coast guards. She favours Laud, and when he escapes from custody after a government raid on the smugglers, Margaret steals a horse and tries to join him. In a fight with the coast guards, Laud is killed an Margaret is arrested for horse-stealing and transported to Botany Bay. Only part of the film survives today.

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Cast

Lottie Lyell as Margaret Catchpole

Raymond Longford as Will Laud

Augustus Neville as Lieutenant Barry

Sybil Wilde as Little Kitty

William Coulter as Lord Chief Justice

Walter Vincent as Captain Luff - Smuggler

Fred Hardy as Chaloner Archdeckne

Jack Goodall as Edward Catchpole

Fred Twitchin as Mr. Cobbold

Crew

Raymond Longford Director

Arthur Higgins Director of Photography

International Titles

Queen of the Smugglers Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 06 August 1911

Production Companies

Spencer's Pictures

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