The End of the Tour (1917)
A lonely wife runs off with a traveling actor, taking her boy with her but leaving her daughter behind. The boy, Byron Bennett, grows up, and is stranded back in Mayville with a theater troupe. To make enough money to get out of town, they teach the local fire department how to put on a play. While the village cutie Grace Jessup is being shown how to act, one of the troupe tries to seduce her. Byron, knowing what the lecher is up to, even if Grace doesn't, follows the pair and chokes the man senseless.
Director: George D. Baker
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Lionel Barrymore as Byron Bennett |
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Ethel Corcoran as Grace Jessup |
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Frank Currier as Col. Jessup |
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Walter Hiers as 'Skinny' Smith |
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J. Herbert Frank as Percy Pennington |
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Richard Thornton as 'Solly' Harris |
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Maude Hill as Hattie Harrison |
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Kate Blancke as Mrs. Ryan |
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Hugh Jeffrey as Lester Montague |
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Mary Ross as Lottie Lee |
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Charles Eldridge as Seth Perkins |
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William Harvey as Hen Springer |
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Louis Wolheim as |
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Hal Wilson as |
| Writing | George D. Baker | Writer |
| Directing | George D. Baker | Director |
| Writing | Earle Mitchell | Story |
| Camera | Arthur Martinelli | Director of Photography |
