Business Is Business Trailer (1915)

13 September 1915 Drama 60 mins

Nouveau riche Isidore Lechat, who lives in a castle in the south of France, believes that business is the most important thing, but remains attached to his children. Lechat, who does not let his wife appear at banquets because of her slovenly appearance, begins an affair in Paris with Celeste St. Jean, a friend of his dissolute son Xavier. Lechat offers to pay Xavier's debts if he gets his friend's father, the Minister of War, to lift restrictions on the operation of a mine in French Africa which Lechat optioned.

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Cast

Nat C. Goodwin as Isidore Lechat

Jack Nelson as Xavier Lechat

Maude George as Madame Lechat

Florelle as Germaine Lechat

Gretchen Lederer as Celeste St. Jean

Marc Robbins as Pierre Dauphin

Frank Newburg as Lucien Garraud

Wellington A. Playter as Vicomte de la Fountenelle

Wyndham Standing as Marquis

Hobart Bosworth as Christ

Crew

Otis Turner Director

Octave Mirbeau Theatre Play

F. McGrew Willis Adaptation

Stephen Rounds Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 13 September 1915

Production Companies

Universal Film Manufacturing Company

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