The False Alarm (1926)
Jim is torn between his family's legacy of bravery and his own fear, which leads to his disgrace. He works in a steel mill before overcoming his fear, eventually rescuing his treacherous brother and the woman he was harming.
Director:
Frank O'Connor
Writer:
Leah Baird
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John Harron as Joe Casey |
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Dorothy Revier as Mary Doyle |
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George O'Hara as Tim Casey |
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Ralph Lewis as Fighting John Casey |
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Priscilla Bonner as Bessie Flannigan |
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Mary Carr as Mrs. Casey |
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Lillian Leighton as Mrs. Flannigan |
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Maurice Costello as |
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Billy Franey as |
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Arthur Hoyt as |
| Directing | Frank O'Connor | Director |
| Writing | Leah Baird | Screenplay |
| Camera | Faxon M. Dean | Director of Photography |
