The Invisible Bond Trailer

The Invisible Bond Trailer (1919)

"The story of a wife who was true to a husband who was false." 23 November 1919 Drama 50 mins

Seductress Leila Templeton lures Harleth Crossley into a supposed assignation at his wife Marcia’s dinner party making a fool of them both. Following other compromising situations and his declaration of needing “personal liberty” Marcia divorces him. Still enamored of Leila, he marries her, but she remains a selfish flirt and Otis Vale, whom Leila has driven insane with her teasing, abducts her. In the mad dash away their automobile tumbles over a cliff, killing them both. When Harleth learns that "Mrs. Crossey" has died, he imagines it to be Marcia, and rushes to her. The relief he shows convinces her that their "invisible bond" is intact, and they reconcile.

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Cast

Irene Castle

as Marcia Crossey

Huntley Gordon

as Harleth Crossey

Claire Adams

as Leila Templeton

Helen Greene

as Imogene

Ida Waterman

as Mrs. Crossey

Warburton Gamble

as Otis Vale

Fleming Ward

as Curtis Jennings

Crew

Faxon M. Dean

Faxon M. Dean Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 23 November 1919

Production Companies

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