After the Ball Trailer

After the Ball Trailer (1914)

01 July 1914 Drama 60 mins

John Dale, a lawyer, who, after a trip to the Middle East, is asked by his niece why he's never married, leading him to recount a tale of a yachting party and a love affair.

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Cast

Herbert Kelcey

as John Dale

Effie Shannon

as Louise Tate

Robert Vaughn

as Gerald Tate

Joyce Fair

as Nina Seward

George Stanley

as College Principal

William Clark

as Mr. Tate - The Father

Robert Lawrence

as Mr. Seward

Jean Barry

as Mrs. Seward

William Frederic

as The Detective

Gerald King

as Police Captain

D.J. Flanagan

as First Plainclothesman

Wilton Taylor

as Prisoner

Burk Symon

as Student

International Releases Dates

United States 01 July 1914

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