Edgar's Hamlet Trailer

Edgar's Hamlet Trailer (1920)

"The Greatest Story of Boyhood Ever Photographed." 18 April 1920 Comedy 22 mins

Edgar and his schoolmates put on a production of Shakespeare's Hamlet such as the townsfolk have never seen.

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Cast

Lucille Ricksen

as Alice Littlefield

Buddy Messinger

as Freddy Littlefield

Cordelia Callahan

as Mrs. Littlefield

Nick Cogley

as Mr. Littlefield

John Cossar

as Mr. Pomeroy

Lucretia Harris

as Iris - Maid

Virginia Madison

as Mrs. Pomeroy

Frederick Moore

as Rev. Shelby

Edward Peil Jr.

as Edgar Pomeroy

Crew

William A. Wellman

William A. Wellman Assistant Director

Booth Tarkington

Booth Tarkington Original Story

John J. Mescall

John J. Mescall Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 18 April 1920

Production Companies

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