Between Men


1916

Film Details

Release Date
Jan 2, 1916
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
New York Motion Picture Corp.; Kay-Bee; Thomas H. Ince Production
Distribution Company
Triangle Film Corp.
Country
United States

Synopsis

When wealthy stockbroker Gregg Lewiston begins to financially ruin Ashley Hampdon to force Hampdon to pressure his daughter Lina into marrying him, Hampdon comes across a note from Bob White, a Western mine owner whom Hampdon helped years earlier to recover his fortune, which offers White's assistance any time and anywhere. After White, responding to Hampdon's wire, comes to New York, Lewiston's partner, Rankin, who helped to ruin Hampdon, deceitfully offers to redress the wrong by giving White a tip on the market. With the help of detectives and a dictaphone, White and Hampdon uncover the scheme of Lewiston and Rankin, and win a quarter of a million dollars on the market, while Lewiston is nearly ruined. When Lewiston, at his club, accuses White of trying to buy Lina, who earlier took offense at a remark of White's, White fights Lewiston, both at the club and later in Lewiston's apartment. After Lewiston is shot in the arm by John Worth, another enemy, White boards a train for home and is pleasantly surprised to find the contrite Lina waiting for him on the observation platform.

Film Details

Release Date
Jan 2, 1916
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
New York Motion Picture Corp.; Kay-Bee; Thomas H. Ince Production
Distribution Company
Triangle Film Corp.
Country
United States

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According to the copyright entry for December 15, 1915, C. Gardner Sullivan was the author, while the entry for January 2, 1916 lists both Sullivan and William S. Hart as authors. Some reviews list both Hart and Sullivan as authors. The film opened in New York on November 28, 1915, and was re-issued by Triangle on January 6, 1918.