The Model (1915)
Dick Seymour is fortunate in having a nice father and a nice girl as sweetheart. Money is coming to him. But, tempted by woman and wine on the great White Way of New York, he falls down badly. His money is in Paris. In that city he goes from bad to worse and is accused of murder. From jail and death there seems no escape. But his father and sweetheart have been loyal to him and he is proved innocent of the crime and saved. He finds happiness by shunning bad company and bad habits.
Director:
Frederick A. Thomson
Writers:
Arthur Shirley, Ben Landeck.
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William Elliott as Dick Seymour |
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Dorothy Green as Marcelle Rigadout |
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Alec B. Francis as Hugh Seymour |
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Cynthia Day as Mary Andrews |
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Henry Leone as Collins |
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Miss Moussel as La Colombe |
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Sonia Massell as |
| Directing | Frederick A. Thomson | Director |
| Writing | Arthur Shirley | Screenplay |
| Writing | Ben Landeck | Screenplay |
| Writing | Eugenie Magnus Ingleton | Story |
| Crew | Roswell J. Johnson | Cinematography |
