His Father's Son Trailer

His Father's Son Trailer (1912)

10 April 1912 Drama 12 mins

On Wall Street a strong-willed and arrogant stockbroker, one of those successful men who feels no one else knows anything, exasperates his son, a broker as well. The son goes into business for himself successfully. When a panic comes, his father is brought to the verge of ruin by speculating against him driving a further wedge between them. In time a reconciliation is forged by the women in their lives.

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Cast

Earle Williams

as Dick Livingston

Rose Tapley

as Dick's Mother

Rosemary Theby

as Dick's Sweetheart

Edwin R. Phillips

as Dick's Father

International Releases Dates

United States 10 April 1912

Production Companies

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