A Fair Rebel Trailer

A Fair Rebel Trailer (1914)

21 May 1914 Romance, War 30 mins

Steve Monteith and Ezra Mason, upper class men, and Bill Bronson, a plebe, are chums and roommates at West Point before the Civil War. Steve prepares to leave for his home in Virginia, and Mason and he exchange photographs before parting. General Abner Montieth, Steve's father, and his sister Clairette are overjoyed and surprised when Steve arrives. Aunt Margie and her adopted daughter, Joan Fitzhugh, who is very fond of Steve, join the family and give Steve a warm welcome. One year later the rumble of war is heard. Steve, now a major, and his father, General, leave at the head of separate companies with the Confederate troops.

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Cast

Dorothy Gish

as Joan Fitzhugh - the Adopted Sister

Charles West

as Steve Montieth

Charles Perley

as Ezra Mason

Linda Arvidson

as Clairette Montieth - Steve's Sister

Robert Drouet

as Captain DePerrin

Walter P. Lewis

as General Abner Monteith

Clara T. Bracy

as Aunt Margie

Harry Alaska

as Bill Bronson

George C. Pearce

as Major James Stillman

Jack Brammall

as Major Watkins

J. Martin

as Nelse

Frank Opperman

as Confederate Officer

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 21 May 1914

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