Innocent's Progress Trailer

Innocent's Progress Trailer (1918)

24 March 1918 Drama 50 mins

Tessa Fayne, unhappy in her life as a clerk in a small town candy store, leaves her Aunt Lottie and journeys to New York City to search for Arnold Fuller, an actor who once offered her love as well as a career on the stage. After learning that Arnold is married, Tessa rushes out into the rain and runs headlong into Carey Larned, a young millionaire. Carey takes her to his apartment, where a fellow clubman, Olin Humphreys, tries to attack her. In defending her, Carey suffers a lung hemorrhage and is ordered West by his physician to recuperate. In his absence, Tessa is cared for by Madeline Carson, who, although deeply in love with Carey, has inspired only his friendship in return. Under Madeline's watchful eye, Tessa grows into a beautiful and cultured woman. Several years later, Madeline is killed in an accident, and when Carey returns to visit Tessa, he realizes his love for her and proposes.

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Cast

Pauline Starke

as Tessa Fayne

Lillian West

as Madeline Carson

Alice Knowland

as Aunt Lottie

Jack Livingston

as Carey Larned

Charles Dorian

as Olin Humphreys

Graham Pettie

as Masters

Crew

Pliny Horne

Pliny Horne Director of Photography

Allan Dwan

Allan Dwan Supervising Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 24 March 1918

Production Companies

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