The Bludgeon
Synopsis
When Carl Evendorr (John Dunn) comes into money, his wife Irene (Kathryn Osterman) becomes greedy and socially ambitious. She foolishly allows a social leech, Mrs. Wharton (Clara Whipple), into her life and the woman does everything she can to manipulate money out of her. Mrs. Wharton and her associates put Irene in a compromising position and her husband walks in and believes the worst.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
October 18, 1915
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Webster Cullison
- Screenplay & Story
- Paul Armstrong
- Original Title
- The Bludgeon
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Webster Cullison
Paul Armstrong
Department Leadership Roster
Webster Cullison
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Bludgeon
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What is The Bludgeon about?
When Carl Evendorr (John Dunn) comes into money, his wife Irene (Kathryn Osterman) becomes greedy and socially ambitious. She foolishly allows a social leech, Mrs. Wharton (Clara Whipple), into her life and the woman does everything she can to manipulate money out of her. Mrs. Wharton and her associates put Irene in a compromising position and her husband walks in and believes the worst.
Who directed The Bludgeon?
The Bludgeon was directed by Webster Cullison.
Who stars in The Bludgeon?
The principal cast of The Bludgeon includes Kathryn Osterman, John J. Dunn, Frank Beamish, Clara Whipple, Roy Applegate.
When was The Bludgeon released and how long is it?
The Bludgeon was released in 1915 with a total runtime of Unknown.