Brothers Trailer

Brothers Trailer (1912)

24 April 1912 Drama 12 mins

This subject deals first with a woman who has lost her husband. Her two boys are now her mainstay and support. These boys are aged respectively 6 and 8. They sell papers and give their earnings to their mother. The elder of the boys is inclined to be wild and one day be is arrested for craps playing and is sent to a reformatory.

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Cast

Frank B. Coigne

as The 1st Brother - the Priest

Charles Hoskins

as The 2nd Brother - The Burglar

Madge Orlamond

as The Mother

Frederick Webber

as An Elderly Priest

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 24 April 1912

Production Companies

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