Black Friday Trailer

Black Friday Trailer (1916)

18 September 1916 Drama 50 mins

In 1869, enemies of railroad magnate Richard Strong attempt to ruin him. Richard thwarts them, largely through the help of Charles Dalton, but then Charles tries to seduce Elinor, Richard's wife. Although she rebuffs Charles, Richard accuses her of infidelity, so Elinor leaves him and goes to Paris. Richard follows her, but, caught in the middle of the 1870 riots, he cannot get near her. Charles, also in Paris, finally convinces Richard that nothing had come of his interest in Elinor, but Richard now believes that Elinor no longer loves him.

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Cast

Richard Morris

as Richard Strong

Dorothy Davenport

as Elionor Rossitor

Wilfred Rogers

as Edwin Rossitor

Mary Maurice

as Mrs. Rossitor

Emory Johnson

as Charles Dalton

Virginia Southern

as Posie Stanton

Mark Fenton

as Jim Fisk

International Releases Dates

United States 18 September 1916

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