The Scrub Trailer

The Scrub Trailer (1915)

07 January 1915 Drama 20 mins

Gordon Elliott, a student at one of the big universities, is unable to make the football team until his senior year. He is then awarded a position at center because of his superior method of passing the ball, though his lightness is against him. He overhears the head coach say that Dick Blackwood would make a better center if only he could master the pass. In his loyalty to the college Elliott teaches Blackwood the pass, thereby eliminating himself, not merely from the team, but also, as he supposes, from the possibility of winning Marjorie Burgess, who has commanded him to return for his answer after he has played his first big game.

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Cast

Louise Glaum

as Marjorie Burgess - the Scrub

George Fisher

as Gordon Elliott

James McLaughlin

as Dick Blackwood

Louis Durham

as Coach Sloane

Joseph J. Dowling

as Professor Burgess

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 07 January 1915

Production Companies

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