Uncle Bill (1914)
On his way to New York to visit his relatives, the Masons, for the first time, Uncle Bill meets "Oiley" Curley, a crook. John Mason, Uncle Bill's nephew, is candidate for Governor and, on the eve of Uncle Bill's arrival, Mason and his political constituents are in secret conference with Murray of the money powers. Meantime, Julia, Mason's wife, goes on a little joy ride with Jack Trent, husband of Vivien, her friend who is on a joy ride with Mason's father, a delightful old rogue. Gladys, Julia's hoydenish sister with whose photo Uncle Bill has previously fallen in love, is left home alone.
Director: Ralph Ince
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Donald Hall as Uncle Bill |
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William Humphrey as John Mason |
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Julia Swayne Gordon as Julia Mason |
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Constance Talmadge as Gladys |
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Billy Quirk as Jack Trent |
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Anita Stewart as Vivian Trent |
| Directing | Ralph Ince | Director |
| Writing | Marguerite Bertsch | Writer |
