Winds of Chance
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Frank Lloyd
Director
Anna Q. Nilsson
Countess Courteau
Ben Lyon
Pierce Phillips
Viola Dana
Rouletta Kirby
Hobart Bosworth
Sam Kirby
Dorothy Sebastian
Laura
Film Details
Release Date
Aug
1925
Premiere Information
New York showing: ca16 Aug 1925
Production Company
First National Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on the novel The Winds of Chance by Rex Beach (New York & London, 1918).
Technical Specs
Sound
Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
9,554ft
(10 reels)
Synopsis
Pierce Phillips joins the Alaska gold rush and is trimmed clean by the operator of a shell game. He gets a job packing luggage for the Countess Courteau, and a mutual love develops. When she finally admits that she is still entangled in the bonds of matrimony, Pierce brokenheartedly returns to Dawson and gets a job as a gold weigher in a dancehall. He is framed for robbery by Count Courteau and a piqued vamp called Laura, but the countess obtains evidence to clear him. Count Courteau is killed, and Pierce is blamed unjustly for his death. The Mounties find the real killer, and Pierce is free to find happiness with the countess.
Director
Frank Lloyd
Director
Cast
Anna Q. Nilsson
Countess Courteau
Ben Lyon
Pierce Phillips
Viola Dana
Rouletta Kirby
Hobart Bosworth
Sam Kirby
Dorothy Sebastian
Laura
Larry Fisher
Frank McCaskey
Fred Kohler
Joe McCaskey
Claude Gillingwater
Tom Linton
Charles Crockett
Jerry
J. Gunnis Davis
Danny Royal
Fred Warren
Kid Bridges
Tom London
Sergeant Rock
William Conklin
Inspector
J. W. Johnston
Mountie
Anne M. Wilson
Dancer
Victor Mclaglen
Poleon Doret
Wade Boteler
Jack McCaskey
Fred Sullivan
Morris Best
John T. Murray
Lucky Broad
Charles Anderson
Fred Miller
Barney Furey
Corporal
Philo Mccullough
Count Courteau
James O'malley
Mountie
Film Details
Release Date
Aug
1925
Premiere Information
New York showing: ca16 Aug 1925
Production Company
First National Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on the novel The Winds of Chance by Rex Beach (New York & London, 1918).
Technical Specs
Sound
Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
9,554ft
(10 reels)
