The Protest (1915)
Molly is a young woman who out of desperation after failing to find work steals a pocketbook from a society woman, Blanche Armstrong. This act leads her into a legal conflict involving the District Attorney, Roger Hackett, who uses the situation to pursue his own lustful interests.
Director: Jay Hunt
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Leona Hutton as Molly Fisher |
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Crane Wilbur as Roger Hackett - District Attorney |
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P. Dempsey Tabler as J.P. Hackett |
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Patricia Palmer as Maggie |
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John E. Brennan as Jerry Flynn |
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Jane Wolfe as |
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Ella Oswald as Blanche Armstrong |
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Donald O'Brien as Skinny Walsh |
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Joe Van Meter as Dopey Dan |
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Robert Newcombe as |
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Florence Hale as |
| Directing | Jay Hunt | Director |
| Production | David Horsley | Producer |
| Editing | Ethel Davey | Editor |
