Name: The Eyes of Julia Deep
Released: 1918
Cast: Mary Miles Minter, Alan Forrest, Alice Wilson, George Periolat, Ida Easthope

Cast & Crew

Film Details

Release Date

Jan 1918

Premiere Information

not available

Production Company

American Film Co.

Distribution Company

Pathé Exchange, Inc.

Country

United States

Screenplay Information

Based on the short story "The Eyes of Julia Deep" by Kate L. McLaurin (publication undetermined).

Technical Specs

Sound

Silent

Color

Black and White

Film Length

5 reels

Synopsis

Julia Deep works at the exchange desk of Timothy Black's department store by day, but her evenings are spent in the library of Terry Hartridge, a fellow resident in Mrs. Turner's boardinghouse. Terry has never seen Julia, since he is too busy squandering his inheritance on easy living and showgirl Lottie Driscoll, but the two meet when Terry, having learned that he has spent his last cent, enters the room with a gun. Julia prevents him from shooting himself and they become fast friends. Black gives Terry a job, and the young man adopts a renewed and more sober interest in life. Lottie later reappears but Terry convinces Julia that the actress means nothing to him, and the young couple pool their resources and settle down.

Director

Lloyd Ingraham

Director

Cast

Mary Miles Minter

Julia Deep

Alan Forrest

Terry Hartridge

Alice Wilson

Lottie Driscoll

George Periolat

Timothy Black

Ida Easthope

Mrs. Turner

Eugenie Besserer

Mrs. Lowe

Carl Stockdale

Simon Plummet

Crew

Frank Urson

Camera