The Old Folks at Home Trailer

The Old Folks at Home Trailer (1916)

"Should the parents take upon themselves the wrongs of their offsprings?" 15 October 1916 Drama 50 mins

Senator John Coburn's son Steve, who associates more with gamblers, criminals and drug addicts than with his father's congressional cronies, impulsively murders his mistress' new lover. The senator tries to use his influence to have Steve acquitted, but all of the evidence firmly and correctly implicates him, and so the jury prepares to find Steve guilty without much deliberation. Before the verdict can be announced, however, Steve's mother rises in court to make an impassioned plea for her son. As a result, moved by the mother's grief, the jurors choose to ignore all of the evidence, and declare that Steve is not guilty.

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International Titles

De Gamle derhjemme Trailer

Les vieux Trailer

De gamla där hemma Trailer

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United States 15 October 1916

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