A Failure at Fifty Trailer

A Failure at Fifty Trailer (1940)

01 July 1940 Drama, History 10 mins

The story of Abraham Lincoln's 30-year struggle of persistence-through-failure is told to an unemployed 50 year old man.

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Cast

Edmund Glover

as Abe Lincoln

Mary Anderson

as Ann Rutledge

Truman Bradley

as Lincoln's Friend

Carey Wilson

as Narrator (voice)

Margaret Bert

as Ann's Rutledge's Mother (uncredited)

George Chesebro

as Creditor (uncredited)

Naomi Childers

as Partner (uncredited)

Jules Cowles

as Member of the Senate (uncredited)

Edward Coxen

as Farmer (uncredited)

Olin Francis

as Trader (uncredited)

Edward Hearn

as Partner (uncredited)

Claire McDowell

as Minor Role (uncredited)

Jack Mulhall

as Partner (uncredited)

Emmett Vogan

as 50 Year Old Jobless Man (uncredited)

Crew

Will Jason

Director

Paul Marquardt

Paul Marquardt Orchestrator

Daniele Amfitheatrof

Original Music Composer

Paul Vogel

Paul Vogel Director of Photography

C. Bakaleinikoff

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 July 1940

Production Companies

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