Man Under Cover Trailer (1922)

"Crook Story" 04 October 1922 Drama, Crime 46 mins

Paul Porter and his swindler friend Daddy Moffat visit Paul's hometown and find an old friend, Holt Langdon, local bank cashier, in trouble over oil investments. Because of his friendship and love for Langdon's sister, Margaret, Paul resolves to help him by robbing the bank. Finding Holt a victim of suicide inside the bank, he makes it appear that Holt died defending the premises. Paul determines to reform, and he aids Margaret by buying a local newspaper. When two confidence men induce the populace to invest in a fake oil well scheme, Paul and Daddy Moffat, with the help of lawyer Colonel Culpepper, start another phony oil well and force the confidence men to buy it out at a high price. Paul returns the townspeople's money and tells Margaret the story; she then agrees to marry him.

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Cast

Herbert Rawlinson as Paul Porter

George Hernandez as Daddy Moffat

William Courtright as Mayor Harper

George Webb as Jones Wiley

Edwin B. Tilton as 'Coal Oil' Chase

Gerald Pring as Holt Langdon

Barbara Bedford as Margaret Langdon

Willis Marks as Colonel Culpepper

Crew

Tod Browning Director

Harvey Gates Scenario Writer

Virgil Miller Director of Photography

Leo McCarey Assistant Director

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

United States 04 October 1922

Production Companies

Universal Film Manufacturing Company

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