The Closed Road Trailer

The Closed Road Trailer (1916)

24 April 1916 Drama 50 mins

Dr. Hugh Annersley, on the trail for a cure for cancer, is framed for murder by Dr. Appledan, who had accidentally killed a patient. Hugh’s sister Julia pleads with the fatally ill and suicidal Frank Sargeant to take the blame which he does only to discover that the insane Dr. Appledan had lied to him as well and he is healthy. As his execution looms Julia races to exonerate him.

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Cast

House Peters

as Frank Sargeant

Barbara Tennant

as Julia Annersley

Lionel Adams

as Dr. Hugh Annersley

Leslie Stowe

as Dr. Appledan

George Cowl

as Griswold

International Releases Dates

United States 24 April 1916

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