The Lash of Power Trailer

The Lash of Power Trailer (1917)

05 November 1917 Drama 50 mins

John Rand, having lived in a small town his entire life, dreams of possessing wealth and power in New York. Napoleon Bonaparte has long been his ideal, and one day he feels a message from the departed general urging him to take up the fight for world supremacy. He goes to the city ready to begin the battle, and there, aided by his Napoleonic visions, John amasses a great fortune, ruthlessly destroying everyone who presents an obstacle to his lust for power.

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Cast

Kenneth Harlan

as John Rand

Carmel Myers

as Marion Sherwood

Helen Wright

as Mrs. C.W. Sherwood

Charles Hill Mailes

as Charles W. Sherwood

T.D. Crittenden

as Rex Reynolds

Jack Nelson

as Oliver Mullen

Gertrude Astor

as Phyllis Ward

International Releases Dates

United States 05 November 1917

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Anything Once Trailer (1917)

08 October 1917

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The Girl in the Checkered Coat Trailer (1917)

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Kick In Trailer (1917)

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Somebody Lied Trailer (1917)

05 April 1917

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The Call of the East Trailer (1917)

15 October 1917

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Her Fractured Voice Trailer (1917)

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The Peddler Trailer (1917)

02 July 1917

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The Power of Decision Trailer (1917)

09 April 1917

Artist model Margot uses her “Power of Decision” to choose between two men she loves, after much distress of course!

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