A Question of Honor (1922)

Melodrama | 1922

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HISTORY

The Jun 1921 Photodramatist noted that A Question of Honor was "now filming." ...

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The Jun 1921 Photodramatist noted that A Question of Honor was "now filming."

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SOURCE CITATIONS
SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
The Photodramatist
Jun 1921
p. 27
CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
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DIRECTOR
PRODUCER
WRITERS
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
SET DECORATOR
Set dec
SOURCES
LITERARY
Based on the short story "A Question of Honor," by Ruth Cross in People's Home Journal (Apr--Jun 1920).
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DETAILS
Premiere Information:
Chicago premiere: ca11 Mar 1922
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Anita Stewart Productions
9 March 1922
LP17617
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
6,500
Length(in reels):
7
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Bill Shannon, an engineer in charge of a dam project in the Sierras, is offered a bribe to sell out to Morse, a Wall Street promoter who wants the damsite for his new railroad. Unable to succeed, Morse arrives at the site with his fiancée, Anne Wilmot, and his sister. There Shannon rescues Anne from a swift mountain stream, and she ultimately wins his affection and adopts his position on the dam controversy. Failing to buy off Shannon, Morse conspires with Charles Burkthaler, a rancher, to dynamite the dam. Overhearing the plot, Anne goes to warn Shannon; but he leaves when he hears her cajoling Morse, who has become jealous of his attentions. Anne discovers the men wiring the explosives, but in severing the wire leading to the dam she is buried beneath rubble from the explosion; following a fight, Shannon settles accounts with Burkthaler and Morse, and Anne is rescued by his ...

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Bill Shannon, an engineer in charge of a dam project in the Sierras, is offered a bribe to sell out to Morse, a Wall Street promoter who wants the damsite for his new railroad. Unable to succeed, Morse arrives at the site with his fiancée, Anne Wilmot, and his sister. There Shannon rescues Anne from a swift mountain stream, and she ultimately wins his affection and adopts his position on the dam controversy. Failing to buy off Shannon, Morse conspires with Charles Burkthaler, a rancher, to dynamite the dam. Overhearing the plot, Anne goes to warn Shannon; but he leaves when he hears her cajoling Morse, who has become jealous of his attentions. Anne discovers the men wiring the explosives, but in severing the wire leading to the dam she is buried beneath rubble from the explosion; following a fight, Shannon settles accounts with Burkthaler and Morse, and Anne is rescued by his men.

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