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| ~The Power and the Glory~ 1918 |
| Directed by: Lawrence C. Windom Written by: Grace MacGowan Cooke (writer) Hamilton Smith (scenario) Harry O. Hoyt (scenario) |
| ~Cast~ June Elvidge ... Jonnie Consadine Frank Mayo ... Gray Stoddard Madge Evans ... Deanie Consadine Johnny Hines ... Charley Conroy Al Hart ... Pros Passmore Clay Clement ... Shade Buckheath Jack Drumier ... Hardwick Ricca Allen ... Laurella Consadine Ned Burton ... Pap Himes James Sheridan ... Milo Consadine Charles Jackson ... Pony Consadine Inez Ranous ... Mavity Bence Violet Reed ... Lydia Sessions Grace Stevens ... Mrs. Archibald Attilio Corbell ... Dr. Millsaps Nora Cecil ... Mandy Meacham |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced & Released by: World Film Cinematography by: Max Schneider Length: 5 Reels Runtime: 50 Minutes Released: September 2, 1918 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
In order to help her poverty-stricken family, Jonnie Consadine, a strong-willed young woman from
the Blue Ridge Mountains, comes to the city and takes a job in a mill, while her uncle, Pros Passmore,
continues his endless search for a lost silver mine. One of the mill owners, Gray Stoddard, who
wishes to improve the working conditions at the mill, takes an interest in Jonnie, to the chagrin of
Shade Buckheath, a loom hand who had hoped to marry her. When Jonnie's boardinghouse owner,
Pap Himes, learns that Pros has discovered his lost mine, he and Shade beat the old man into
unconsciousness and steal his silver. Pap then marries Jonnie's mother and puts the children to work
in the mill, which deeply hurts Gray, who erroneously imagines that Jonnie approves of Pap's actions.
After several adventures in which the lives of both Gray and Jonnie are threatened, Gray learns the
truth about Jonnie, his future wife, and Pros's mine is restored to the Consadine family.
the Blue Ridge Mountains, comes to the city and takes a job in a mill, while her uncle, Pros Passmore,
continues his endless search for a lost silver mine. One of the mill owners, Gray Stoddard, who
wishes to improve the working conditions at the mill, takes an interest in Jonnie, to the chagrin of
Shade Buckheath, a loom hand who had hoped to marry her. When Jonnie's boardinghouse owner,
Pap Himes, learns that Pros has discovered his lost mine, he and Shade beat the old man into
unconsciousness and steal his silver. Pap then marries Jonnie's mother and puts the children to work
in the mill, which deeply hurts Gray, who erroneously imagines that Jonnie approves of Pap's actions.
After several adventures in which the lives of both Gray and Jonnie are threatened, Gray learns the
truth about Jonnie, his future wife, and Pros's mine is restored to the Consadine family.
