The Seventh Day Trailer (1922)

06 February 1922 Drama, Romance 60 mins

A group of New York society folk on a yachting excursion are forced to put into a New England fishing village for repairs. The engaged couple Reggie and Patricia are taken with the quaint town and its quainter ways, but also with two locals, Betty Alden and her brother John. Patricia begins to fall for John while her fiancé takes a seemingly unworthy liking to Betty. The new infatuations lead to disharmony.

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Cast

Richard Barthelmess as John Alden Jr.

Frank Losee as Uncle Jim Alden

Leslie Stowe as Uncle Ned

Tammany Young as Donald Peabody

George Stewart as Reggie Van Zandt

Alfred Schmid as Monty Pell

Grace Barton as Aunt Abigail

Anne Cornwall as Betty Alden

Patterson Dial as Katinka

Teddie Gerard as 'Billie' Blair

Louise Huff as Patricia Vane

Crew

Henry King Director

Henry King Producer

Porter Emerson Browne Story

Henry Cronjager Director of Photography

Duncan Mansfield Editor

Edmund Goulding Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 06 February 1922

Production Companies

Inspiration Pictures

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