The Evil Men Do Trailer

The Evil Men Do Trailer (1915)

19 January 1915 Drama 20 mins

As childhood sweethearts, David Horton and Beatrice Elton are inseparable. Fifteen years later Beatrice goes abroad and while there is heartbroken to learn that David has married Margaret Forsythe, a social climber, Margaret starts to entertain on a lavish scale.

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Cast

Maurice Costello

as David Horton

Marie Weirman

as Beatrice Elton

Dolores Costello

as David - as a Little Boy

Helene Costello

as Beatrice - as a Little Girl

Mary Anderson

as Margaret Forsythe

Rex Ingram

as Margaret's Companion

Frank Currier

as The Colonel

Thomas R. Mills

as Captain Clifford

Robert Gaillard

as An Agent

International Releases Dates

United States 19 January 1915

Production Companies

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