The Girl from Rocky Point (1922)
Betty falls in love with Samuel Hayden, who was washed ashore after having survived a shipwreck. The self-acclaimed most religious man in town accuses a kindly man, whom he calls "The Devil," of robbing Samuel. Soon becoming bored with this slander, he attempts to break up the romance between Betty and Samuel, contriving to have her turned out by her stern father. Samuel is later discovered to be an escaped convict. This disclosure results in a series of escapades during which the true character of the village hypocrite and "The Devil" are revealed, showing the former to be vicious and the latter to be generous and benevolent.
Director: Fred Becker
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Ora Carew as Betty |
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Theodore von Eltz as Robert Giffing |
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Walt Whitman as The Devil |
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Milton Ross as Samuel Hayden |
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Gloria Joy as Corrine |
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Charles Spere as Daniel Williams |
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E. G. Davidson as Timothy Smith |
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Verna Brooks as Mignon |
| Writing | Sherwood MacDonald | Writer |
| Directing | Fred Becker | Director |
