The Mystic Hour Trailer

The Mystic Hour Trailer (1917)

17 May 1917 Mystery 55 mins

Guido, an artist, is obsessed with the desire for the death of Clavering, a rich man who has entered into a forced marriage with Margaret, the girl whom Guido loves. The thought accompanies him in his work, his sleep and fills his every moment. One night, he awakens from a dream in which he has murdered Clavering. The next morning, Clavering is found murdered and Guido labors under the uncanny feeling that he is the murderer. Hoping to relieve Guido's fears, Margaret induces him to paint the picture of his dream. Clavering's butler sees the painting of his dead master, and is so horror stricken that he confesses to murdering Clavering for his money.

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Cast

Alma Hanlon

as Margaret

John St. Polis

as Clavering

Helen Strickland

as Mrs. Corland Buchanan

Crew

Fred Rath

Fred Rath Scenario Writer

George W. Lane

George W. Lane Director of Photography

International Titles

Her Masterpiece Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 17 May 1917

Production Companies

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