The Battle of Hearts Trailer

The Battle of Hearts Trailer (1916)

21 May 1916 Drama 50 mins

The wealthy owner of a fishing-boat fleet, Martin Cane, loves lovely Maida Rhodes, but her heart belongs to Jo Sprague, the son of the lighthouse keeper. Not only does Cane lose his love, but when his fleet is ruined he has to start over again from scratch. Maida soon finds out, however, that neither of her suitors is actually what he seems to be, which is good for one of them and not good for the other.

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Cast

William Farnum

as Martin Cane

Hedda Hopper

as Maida Rhodes

Wheeler Oakman

as Jo Sprague

William Burress

as Captain Sprague

Willard Louis

as Captain Rhodes

Crew

Oscar Apfel

Director

Oscar Apfel

Oscar Apfel Producer

Alfred Gandolfi

Alfred Gandolfi Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 21 May 1916

Production Companies

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