The Happy Masquerader Trailer

The Happy Masquerader Trailer (1916)

29 February 1916 Drama 20 mins

Richard Thorn, a wealthy young man who returns from Africa after his father's death to manage the family estate. While at the train station, he hires a taxi driven by Davis, a disgruntled man who envies Thorn's wealth and lifestyle. The story explores the contrast between the wealthy Thorn and the resentful Davis.

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Cast

Edward Coxen

as Richard Thorn

George Field

as George Davis - the Cab Driver

Charles Newton

as Frederick Hudson - Elsa's Guardian

Dodo Newton

as Little Annie Davis

Ward McAllister

as John Thorn - Richard's Father

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 29 February 1916

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