The Letter with the Black Seals (1912)
When Uncle Bill passed away in the little cabin out west, all his old comrades and friends mourned his death, especially his little pal, "Kid," whom he loved as his own child. Before he died, the old man entrusted to "Kid" the delivery of his will to his niece Kittie in New York. This will disinherits an ungrateful nephew and leaves the old man's wealth to the girl. The nephew, learning of his ill fortune, tries to marry Kittie and when she refuses, carries her off to the rendezvous of the "Silk Mask Band," where she is finally traced by "Kid" and his pal "Kit" who have reached New York with the will. By a clever ruse, the boy hero places a decoy and rescues Kittie, the Silk Mask Band escaping in an auto, which, owing to a disengaged brake, plunges into the Hudson river.
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GenresDrama
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Étienne Arnaud | Director |
| Étienne Arnaud | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| John Troyano | |
| George Larkin | |
| Muriel Ostriche | |
| John G. Adolfi |
