Love and Hate (1916)
Unscrupulous stockbroker George Howard convinces Robert Sterling that he is having an affair with Robert’s wife Helen aided by Robert’s former flame, Rita Lawson who wants him for herself. Though Robert believes the lie, divorcing Helen and gaining custody of their child, Helen still wants nothing to do with George. Mad with desire he kidnaps her daughter and demands Helen sleep with him for the girl’s safe return. Forced into a corner, Helen agrees but once her daughter is rescued a struggle ensues with George and he is shot dead. Helen, cleared of wrongdoing reunites with Robert who has realized his folly.
Director:
James Vincent
Writer:
Mary Murillo
 |
Bertha Kalich as Helen Sterling |
 |
Stuart Holmes as George Howard |
 |
Kenneth Hunter as Robert Sterling |
 |
Madeleine Le Nard as Rita Lawson |
 |
Jane Lee as Willie Sterling |
 |
Katherine Lee as Myrtle Sterling |
| Writing | James R. Garey | Story |
| Writing | Mary Murillo | Scenario Writer |
| Camera | René Guissart | Director of Photography |
| Directing | James Vincent | Director |
| Editing | Alfred DeGaetano | Editor |
| Writing | Mary Murillo | Screenplay |
