Detective Craig's Coup (1914)
On the trail of counterfeiters Detective Craig is on their trail. Suspicion falls on James Dalton who passes bad money through unsuspecting "fences." Dalton plants bad bills on young Bob Brierly and when it is detected Dalton, as usual, escapes while the innocent Bob is caught and convicted. Upon his release Bob meets Mae Edwards who gets him a job in her bank. When Dalton comes to the bank to case it for a robbery he runs into Bob and tries to recruit him as an accomplice. Bob, who has married Mae, refuses. Dalton causes him to lose his position and because of Dalton’s persistent efforts forces Bob to join the crook. Craig, shadowing Dalton, knows Bob is taking part against his will. Craig foils the robbery and after a motorboat chase Dalton is captured and exonerates Bob.
Director: Donald MacKenzie
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Francis Carlyle as Detective Craig |
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Pearl Sindelar as Mae Edwards |
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Jack Standing as Bob Brierly |
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Charles Arling as James Dalton |
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Ned Burton as Banker Gibson |
| Writing | George B. Seitz | Story |
| Directing | Donald MacKenzie | Director |
