The Lion Man Trailer (1919)

29 December 1919 Adventure, Action 360 mins

Stella Donovan is a reporter, sent out by her newspaper to cover a society circus being given by millionaire Frederick Cavendish. The circus is exclusive and reporters are not allowed, but Stella cleverly contrives to assume the role of one of the lady performers; she even carries out the wire-walking act of the performer she is impersonating. While engaged In filling this role Stella overhears a plot against Frederick Cavendish, who has just made a will disinheriting his nephew, John Cavendish. John and tricky lawyer Enright are in on the plot, assisted by actress Celeste La Rue. Their plan is to do away with Cavendish and destroy the will so that John can inherit the property.

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Cast

Kathleen O'Connor as Stella Donovan

Jack Perrin as Jim Westcott

Mack V. Wright as The Second Lion Man

J. Barney Sherry as Frederick Cavendish

Gertrude Astor as Celeste La Rue

Henry A. Barrows as Enright

C. Norman Hammond as Ching

Bob Walker as John Cavendish

Tom London as Lacey

Slim Padgett as The First Lion Man

William A. Carroll as Wang

Crew

Albert Russell Director

Jack Wells Director

Karl R. Coolidge Writer

Randall Parrish Novel

Mack V. Wright Stunts

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International Releases Dates

United States 29 December 1919

Production Companies

Universal Film Manufacturing Company

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