Black Beauty (1921)
Jessie is the eldest daughter of Squire Gordon. Jack Beckett, a scheming adventurer, attempts to use the recent death of her brother and the mysterious disappearance of £1,000 from the Gordon household to blackmail Jessie into marrying him. Meanwhile, Black Beauty slowly descends from the position of a well-loved pet of a country gentleman to that of an overworked London cab horse. Based on the novel by Anna Sewell.
Director: David Smith
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Jean Paige as Jessie Gordon |
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James Morrison as Harry Blomefield |
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George Webb as Jack Beckett |
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Bobbie Mack as Derby Ghost (as Bobby Mack) |
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John Steppling as Squire Gordon |
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Leslie T. Peacocke as Lord Wynwaring |
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Adele Farrington as Lady Wynwaring |
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Chick Morrison as John Manly |
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Mollie McConnell as Mrs. Gordon |
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Colin Kenny as George Gordon |
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Georgia French as Flora Gordon |
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Robert Bolder as Vicar Blomefield |
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Margaret Mann as Mrs. Blomefield |
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George C. Pearce as Farmer Grey |
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James Connelly as Fat Bailiff |
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Robert Milasch as Lean Bailiff |
| Directing | David Smith | Director |
| Writing | Anna Sewell | Novel |
| Writing | George Randolph Chester | Adaptation |
