The Reward of Patience Trailer

The Reward of Patience Trailer (1916)

""This beautiful story of the love affairs of a little Quaker girl is positively one of the most fascinating pictures you have ever seen."" 10 September 1916 Drama 50 mins

When rich civil engineer Robert Penfield goes to a small Quaker town in Pennsylvania to supervise a job, he meets Patience, who soon falls in love with him, but Robert is engaged to Edith, who plans to marry him for his money only. To remain close to Robert, Patience returns with him to the city to take a job as his mother's secretary.

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Cast

Louise Huff

as Patience

John Bowers

as Robert Penfield

Lottie Pickford

as Edith Penfield

Kate Lester

as Mrs. Penfield

Adolphe Menjou

as Paul Dunstan

Gertrude Norman

as Mother Osborn

Crew

William Marshall

William Marshall Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 10 September 1916

Production Companies

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