Damaged Goods (1914)
"Damaged Goods" pictures the terrible consequences of vice and the physical ruin that follows the abuse of moral law. It is a stirring plea for a pure life before marriage, in order to make impossible the transmission of hereditary traits to future generations.
Director: Tom Ricketts
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Richard Bennett as George Dupont |
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Adrienne Morrison as A Girl of the Streets |
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Maud Milton as Mrs. Dupont |
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Olive Templeton as Henriette Locke |
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Mrs. Tom Ricketts as Mrs. James Forsythe |
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Jacqueline Moore as Seamstress |
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Florence Short as Nurse |
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Louis Bennison as Dr. Clifford |
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John Steppling as Senator Locke |
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William Bertram as A Quack |
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George Ferguson as The Quack's Assistant |
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Charlotte Burton as Mrs. Lester |
| Directing | Tom Ricketts | Director |
| Writing | Eugène Brieux | Theatre Play |
| Crew | Thomas B. Middleton | Cinematography |
| Writing | Richard Bennett | Writer |
| Writing | Harry A. Pollard | Writer |
| Crew | Samuel S. Hutchinson | Presenter |
