The Great Power (1929)
John Power is a hard-nosed financier who has neglected his domestic life and who tries to ruin the Wray family. But a revelation concerning a Wray family member sends Power into a climactic delirium in which he believes he is being judged by people in his life.
Director:
Joe Rock
Writer:
Myron C. Fagan
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Minna Gombell as Joan Wray |
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Herschel Mayall as John Power |
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Alan Birmingham as Bruce Power |
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Davison Clark as Judge Ben Forrest (as G. Davidson Clark) |
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Walter Walker as Sen. Charles Davis |
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Nelan Jaap as Frank Forrest |
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Jack Leslie as Gerald Graves |
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Jack Anthony as Sen. Dick Wray |
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Walter F. Scott as Jordan (a butler) |
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H. Conway Wingfield as Rev. Dr. Elliott |
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Elinor Martin as Maid |
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Helen Shipman as Peggy Wray |
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Alfred Swenson as Dist. Atty. Crane |
| Writing | Myron C. Fagan | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Myron C. Fagan | Screenplay |
| Directing | Joe Rock | Director |
