The Devil's Prize
Synopsis
Social-climbing Arnold St. Clair abandons his pregnant lover Myra to marry wealthy Adeline Stratton. Myra, looking to protect her child, marries Hugh Roland. Adeline's uncle Mark discovers Arnold's secret, and to keep him quiet, Arnold kills him.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
November 6, 1916
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Marguerite Bertsch
- Screenplay & Story
- Marguerite Bertsch
- Original Title
- The Devil's Prize
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Vitagraph Company of America
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marguerite Bertsch
Marguerite Bertsch
Department Leadership Roster
Marguerite Bertsch
Director
Marguerite Bertsch
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Devil's Prize
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What is The Devil's Prize about?
Social-climbing Arnold St. Clair abandons his pregnant lover Myra to marry wealthy Adeline Stratton. Myra, looking to protect her child, marries Hugh Roland. Adeline's uncle Mark discovers Arnold's secret, and to keep him quiet, Arnold kills him.
Who directed The Devil's Prize?
The Devil's Prize was directed by Marguerite Bertsch.
Who stars in The Devil's Prize?
The principal cast of The Devil's Prize includes Antonio Moreno, Naomi Childers, Albert S. Howson, Clio Ayres, Mildred Platz.
When was The Devil's Prize released and how long is it?
The Devil's Prize was released in 1916 with a total runtime of 50m.