Tricked

1915

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Edward Brennan and Betty Burbridge in Tricked (1915)

Tom and Sid Hart are brothers. Sid marries a wealthy woman who starts him in the real estate business. He aims to rise in society. Tom remains home and supports his aged mother. Sid Hart is ... Read allTom and Sid Hart are brothers. Sid marries a wealthy woman who starts him in the real estate business. He aims to rise in society. Tom remains home and supports his aged mother. Sid Hart is ashamed of his poor relations. He grudgingly allows his mother five dollars a week. The mo... Read allTom and Sid Hart are brothers. Sid marries a wealthy woman who starts him in the real estate business. He aims to rise in society. Tom remains home and supports his aged mother. Sid Hart is ashamed of his poor relations. He grudgingly allows his mother five dollars a week. The mother falls sick through the heat of the great city. Tom makes a plea to his brother, askin... Read all

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Jerome Storm

Tom Hart

Edward Brennan

Sid Hart

Betty Burbridge

Edna Boxley
(as Elizabeth Burbridge)

Virginia Kirtley

Mrs. Sid Hart

Gertrude Claire

Mother Hart

Director
- Tom Chatterton
Writer
- William H. Clifford
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Put on with a fair degree of strength

A two-reel story written by Thos. H. Ince, with Jerome Storm, Elizabeth Burbridge and Gertrude Claire in the cast. Tom, the younger brother, increases the amount of a check made out to their mother, who is very poor and in failing health. The elder brother is about to prosecute him when Edna, Tom's sweetheart, goes to an apartment Sidney had engaged. She then threatens to expose Sidney, who is married, unless he releases Tom. The plot, as can be seen, is not very elevating in tone. It is put on with a fair degree of strength, but the methods of both Tom and his sweetheart to achieve good results were questionable in themselves. - The Moving Picture World, March 27, 1915