The Spider's Web Trailer (1912)

14 May 1912 Horror, Crime 12 mins

Banker Graham Lawlor is convinced to invest in Silver Shield Mines and becomes president, unaware that promoters Harris, Brennen, and Lester are frauds. He asks his son, Trevor, a small-town lawyer, to join as secretary. Trevor suspects foul play, warns his father, and returns to his practice after a disagreement. Lester, one of the promoters, woos and abandons his stenographer, Brenda Wray. When rumors surface about the mine’s instability, the promoters attempt to place blame on Lawlor. Knowing he holds documents to clear his name, they bribe his servant to steal them. Brenda, seeking justice from Lester, overhears the plan and informs Trevor. Lawlor’s servant, Thompson, is caught, confesses, and clears Lawlor’s name, leading to the arrest of Harris, Brennen, and Lester.

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Cast

Maurice Costello as Trevor Lawlor - A Young Attorney

Charles Eldridge as Graham Lawlor - Trevor's Father

Van Dyke Brooke as Harris - A Swindler

Earle Williams as Lester - A Swindler

Hal Wilson as Brennan - A Swindler

Leah Baird as Brenda Wray - Lester's Stenographer

Zena Keefe

William Shea

Crew

Van Dyke Brooke Director

Maurice Costello Director

International Releases Dates

United States 14 May 1912

Production Companies

Vitagraph Company of America

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