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Whither Thou Goest (1917)
50 min | Drama

Whither Thou Goest (1917)

50 min | Drama

Seized with a fainting spell during a polo game, Donald Van Wye is given six months to live and told he must go to Arizona. His brother Tom, an irresponsible college youth, is wired to come home and take Donald's place. When Tom arrives, ...See moreSeized with a fainting spell during a polo game, Donald Van Wye is given six months to live and told he must go to Arizona. His brother Tom, an irresponsible college youth, is wired to come home and take Donald's place. When Tom arrives, Donald finds that his little brother has committed himself to an actress named Maizie. Donald pleads with the actress to give Tom up, but when she refuses, Donald marries her in order to save his brother. The couple go to Arizona where their love ripens, and through Maizie's prayers, Donald regains his health. Mrs. Van Wye then comes to visit and tells Maizie that she is preventing Donald from assuming his rightful place in society. Crushed, Maizie starts across the desert alone, and when Donald learns of his mother's dreadful behavior, he follows Maizie and begs her to stay. See less

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10 cast members

Name	Known for
Rhea Mitchell Maizie Maizie See fewer	The Three Musketeers (1916)
Orrin Johnson Donald Van Wye Donald Van Wye See fewer	Satan Sanderson (1915)
Tom Chatterton Tom Van Wye Tom Van Wye See fewer	Drums of Fu Manchu (1940)
Ida Lewis Mrs. Van Wye Mrs. Van Wye See fewer	Some Pun'kins (1925)
Henry Belmar Dr. Arwin Dr. Arwin See fewer	Life's Shop Window (1914)
Phil Thompson Butler Butler See fewer	Whither Thou Goest (1917)
Peggy O'Connell Mrs. Van Wye's secretary Mrs. Van Wye's secretary See fewer	His Majesty, Bunker Bean (1918)
J. Frank Burke The specialist The specialist See fewer	The Iced Bullet (1917)
Lavinia Gre Maid Maid See fewer	Whither Thou Goest (1917)
Ben Hopkins Stage doorman Stage doorman See fewer	Soldiers' Sons (1916)