The Wilkinsons and Caulfields, owing to a trivial dispute, had been at loggerheads for years and as time went on the feeling became more bitter, until they even forbade their children ... See full summary
The Feud and the Turkey (1908) Online
The Wilkinsons and Caulfields, owing to a trivial dispute, had been at loggerheads for years and as time went on the feeling became more bitter, until they even forbade their children playing together. The little ones, however, in their childish innocence, could not appreciate the odium of their elders, and Bobby Wilkinson and Nellie Caulfield became child lovers. This incensed Colonel Wilkinson, who tore the children apart, ordered Bobby never to be seen in her company again. The Colonel's action ignited the ire of the Caulfields and a furious conflict ensued, resulting in the shooting to death of George, the Colonel's youngest son, a boy of fourteen. From that time on the clans kept strictly to themselves. But love knows no clannishness, and, despite family hatred, Bob and Nellie remained lovers. After ten years, driven to desperation by this apparently insurmountable barrier, they elope and are married. Bob decides to brave the storm of his father's anger and present his wife, but ...
| Credited cast: | |||
 | Harry Solter | - | Mr. Caufield |
 | Linda Arvidson | - | Mrs. Caufield |
 | Arthur V. Johnson | - | Colonel Wilkinson |
 | Robert Harron | - | George Wilkinson |
| George Gebhardt | - | Bobby Wilkinson as an Adult |
 | Marion Leonard | - | Nellie Caufield as an Adult |
 | Gertrude Robinson | - | Nellie Caufield as a Child |
 | Florence Lawrence | - | Nellie Caufield's Sister |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Clara T. Bracy | ||
 | Edward Dillon | ||
 | Charles Inslee | - | Uncle Daniel |
 | Violet Mersereau | ||
| Herbert Miles | ||
 | Mack Sennett | - | A Member of the Wilkinson Clan |
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