The Chadford Diamonds (1915)
Dick Willard, a society crook, and Helen, his wife, read a newspaper announcement that interests them. Walter Kenyon, a wealthy widower, has purchased abroad the famous Chadford diamond necklace, and, with his daughter, is staying at the Hotel Palms. Helen goes to stay at the hotel, where she attracts great attention. Her husband attacks her in the "guise of a footpad one day when Kenyon is near, and she is "saved" by the widower, whose acquaintance, thus formed, she proceeds to cultivate. The Kenyons invite her to spend a week at their home. She communicates with Dick and admits him to the house late at night. He burglarizes the safe in which the diamonds are kept, and they make their getaway. A slight noise awakens Kenyon, and he rushes down to find the jewel case gone. His daughter and her sweetheart, his secretary, enter and astonish him by producing the jewels from a hiding place. They had suspected Helen and, removing the diamonds from the ease, substituted two pendants from an electrolier. The case being locked, Willard is unable to open it until he and his wife reach home. Then they discover their failure.
All Releases
Domestic
–
–
International
–
–
Worldwide
–
–
GenresDrama
Short
IMDbPro
See more details at IMDbPro
| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| George Reehm | Director |
| Cast | Role |
|---|---|
| Charles Perley | |
| Augusta Anderson | |
| Charles Bennett | |
| Madge Kirby |
