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His Father's Son (1914) Online
Original Title :
His Fatheru0027s Son
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1914
Cast :
J. Warren Kerrigan,Vera Sisson,Marc B. Robbins
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.1/10

Cal, with his mother lives on a small sheep ranch, and is by no means wealthy. Cal is known as a dreamer throughout the countryside. His mother is a pathetic little thing who it would seem ... See full summary

His Father's Son (1914) Online

Cal, with his mother lives on a small sheep ranch, and is by no means wealthy. Cal is known as a dreamer throughout the countryside. His mother is a pathetic little thing who it would seem harbored some secret sorrow. Cal is sent one evening by his mother for coffee. Cal rides to the village store, arriving just in time to interfere with a crowd of drunken cowboys having sport at the expense of an old, well-known Indian who has been wounded by the cowboys. Cal takes him home. The Indian is attended to and fed. That evening Cal becomes sufficiently impressed with his mother's moroseness that he inquires relative to her past life. Incidentally he has seen her gazing upon an old photograph. The inscription on the photograph tells him that it is his father. Quite reluctantly his mother tells him her story. Twenty years previously she married the boy's father. He was a westerner and wealthy but was unsatisfied with the west. Soon after the marriage he sold out and went east. It was not ...
Cast overview:
J. Warren Kerrigan J. Warren Kerrigan - Cal Horton Sr. - the Father / Cal Horton Jr. - the Son
Vera Sisson Vera Sisson - Mrs. Horton - Cal Jr.'s Mother
Marc B. Robbins Marc B. Robbins - (as Marc Robbins)
George Periolat George Periolat


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A two-reel number in which Warren Kerrigan doubles, playing both father and son. The story concerns a woman who left her husband, thinking he had tired of her. Her son grows up and when he learns the story goes to wreak revenge on his father. This he does by ruining him in the financial market. Later the father is forgiven, as he had never found the note left by the wife in the old clock when she abandoned him. This story is well constructed and holds the attention closely. Mr. Kerrigan does some effective work in the double role. - The Moving Picture World, October 10, 1914