Fate (1913)
Sim Sloane and his beloved son were the reprobates of the village, not what would be called lovers of peace and kindness. But granddad dwelt in a house filled more with love, and when Sim came in for his brutal sport, he soon went out assisted by granddad. Incited by ridicule and drink, Sim swore to get even. That was where granddad's new supply of powder came in. Sim appropriated it and although he wrecked the house of love, he destroyed through his venom the only thing he cherished in life.
Director: D.W. Griffith
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Charles Hill Mailes as Sim Sloane |
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Robert Harron as The Beloved Son |
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John T. Dillon as A Friend |
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Lionel Barrymore as Father, Loving Family |
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Mae Marsh as Mother, Loving Family |
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Gladys Egan as At School |
| Directing | D.W. Griffith | Director |
| Writing | Mrs. William G. Henkels | Writer |
