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Saints and Sinners

Feb 17, 1915
0h 21m
★ 10.0

Overview

In a village where appearances reigned, a wealthy woman, known as "The Saint," presided from her grand estate, her charity a public spectacle. She professed devout Christianity and frequently reminded the community of her moral influence. In stark contrast stood "The Sinner," a young man unconcerned with piety. He frequented card games, and whispers of his atheism followed him. When a broken-hearted girl arrived, her nameless child clinging to her, "The Saint" dismissed her plea. Yet, "The Sinner" welcomed them into his home, offering refuge and care. His actions sparked immediate outrage among the villagers, further inflamed when he and the young woman attended church together that Sunday. Fortunately, the town's minister was a man of genuine faith, and through his tireless efforts, the outcast found acceptance and a place within the community.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

American Film Manufacturing Company

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Cast

Edward Coxen

The Jack of Cards - the Village Gambler

Edward Coxen

Winifred Greenwood

The Unfortunate One

Winifred Greenwood

John Steppling

The Minister

John Steppling

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Mrs. Money

Mrs. Tom Ricketts