The Devil to Pay Trailer (1920)

"She had loved a man who was a devil in sheep's clothing, But woman's love is strange and men reck not the sacrifice." 28 November 1920 Mystery 80 mins

Small town politician and banker Brent Warren is responsible for a murder, but only George Roan is sent to the gallows for it. Roan, however, is resuscitated after he is hung and proceeds to secretly haunt Warren's life. District attorney Cullen Grant is sure that Warren was behind the killing and has him arrested. Warren's fiancee, Dare Keeling, also happens to the Grant's ex-sweetheart, and she believes in his innocence. Her brother, Larry, however, isn't so sure and he goes to work as Warren's secretary.

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Cast

Roy Stewart as Cullen Grant

Robert McKim as Brent Warren

Fritzi Brunette as Dare Keeling

George Fisher as Larry Keeling

Evelyn Selbie as Mrs. Roan

Joseph J. Dowling as George Roan

Richard Lapan as Dick Roan

Mark Fenton as Dr. Jernigan

William Marion as Detective Potter

Crew

Ernest C. Warde Director

Frances Nimmo Greene Novel

Arthur L. Todd Director of Photography

Jack Cunningham Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 28 November 1920

Production Companies

Robert Brunton Productions

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