St. Elmo (1923)
Melodrama | 30 September 1923
Director:
Jerome StormWriter:
Jules G. FurthmanCinematographer:
Joe AugustProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.According to a studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera, St. Elmo was in its fourth week of filming. Two weeks later, the 12 Aug 1922 Camera noted that production was still ongoing. The assistant director was listed as James Dunn.
This film was reissued in 1927. ...
According to a studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera, St. Elmo was in its fourth week of filming. Two weeks later, the 12 Aug 1922 Camera noted that production was still ongoing. The assistant director was listed as James Dunn.
This film was reissued in 1927.
When St. Elmo Thornton finds his fiancée, Agnes, in the arms of his friend Murray Hammond, he shoots Hammond and sets out on a journey around the world, dedicated in his hatred of women. He returns home to find Edna, the blacksmith's daughter, living with his mother. Through Edna's influence Thornton is redeemed, and he marries her after he becomes a ...
When St. Elmo Thornton finds his fiancée, Agnes, in the arms of his friend Murray Hammond, he shoots Hammond and sets out on a journey around the world, dedicated in his hatred of women. He returns home to find Edna, the blacksmith's daughter, living with his mother. Through Edna's influence Thornton is redeemed, and he marries her after he becomes a minister.
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