Casey at the Bat (1916)
Casey, a baseball hero in Mudville, is revered for his game-winning abilities but struggles with personal relationships, except for his love for his niece and a few children. When his niece gets injured, he's distracted during a crucial game, causing him to lose, and after being shunned by the town, he leaves his lifelong home.
Director: Lloyd Ingraham
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DeWolf Hopper Sr. as Casey |
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Kate Toncray as Casey's Sister |
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Mae Giraci as Casey's Niece |
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Carl Stockdale as Hicks |
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William H. Brown as Judge Blodgett |
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Marguerite Marsh as The Judge's Daughter |
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Frank Bennett as The Daughter's Sweetheart |
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Robert Lawler as The Politician |
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Bert Hadley as Casey's Brother-in-Law |
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Hal Wilson as The Doctor |
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Frank Hughes as Casey's Admirer |
| Directing | Lloyd Ingraham | Director |
| Writing | Ernest Lawrence Thayer | Writer |
| Writing | William E. Wing | Writer |
