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The Light on the Wall (1914)
Short | Short, Drama

The Light on the Wall (1914)

Short | Short, Drama

When "John Pottle," fugitive from justice, helped Jennie and Harry Horn to escape from the band of criminals which was planning to get Harry's money by using Jennie as a lure, he did so in the fond hope that he would be able to severe his ...See moreWhen "John Pottle," fugitive from justice, helped Jennie and Harry Horn to escape from the band of criminals which was planning to get Harry's money by using Jennie as a lure, he did so in the fond hope that he would be able to severe his connection with the aforesaid criminals for good. But fate ruled otherwise. Jennie, discovering that Biceps, one of the leading spirits of the hand, had tracked her husband and herself to their refuge, implored John for help. John, trusting that Biceps had not yet found out who had been responsible for the knock-down blow which resulted in the escape of the pair, went directly to Lipmann, the lawyer who was the brains of the criminal organization, and told him that the reason for his absence from the meetings of the gang was on account of being obliged to hide from the vigilant police. Somewhat to John's surprise, Lipmann accepted his flimsy excuses without question. He told John that the gang had decided that Jennie must be punished for her double-dealing, and directed him to be present at a meeting to be held that night aboard a barge in the river. John, hoping to be of some service to Jennie, attended the meeting. His hopes were not realized to any large extent. He discovered that Lipmann had not been fooled at all by his excuses, and escaped from the barge only by besting Biceps in a terrible fight. The next day John found a notice in the personal column of a newspaper, signed with his name, directing Jennie to call at a certain address. Realizing that the notice was a trap for the girl, John hastened to the address mentioned. He arrived too late to save Jennie, and was captured himself in an attempt to rescue her. The two were securely bound and placed in a room on the top floor of the house. Here, they were suavely informed by Lipmann that they would be thrown into the river shortly after dark. By almost superhuman exertions, John succeeded in getting Jennie's handbag in his bound hands, and flashing sunlight into the eyes of a tailor across the street by means of the mirror on the bag. Rescued by the tailor, John and Jennie hastened away to find some haven where they would be safe from their powerful enemies. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Marc McDermott John Perriton John Perriton See fewer	He Who Gets Slapped (1924)
Barry O'Moore Nelson Wales Nelson Wales See fewer	Frederick the Great (1914)
Miriam Nesbitt Mary Wales Mary Wales See fewer	The Declaration of Independence (I) (1911)
Charles Ogle Biceps Biceps See fewer	Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1917)
Harry B. Eytinge Lawyer Lipmann (as Harry Eytinge) Lawyer Lipmann (as Harry Eytinge) See fewer	Jack, the Giant Killer (1912)
Marjorie Ellison Jennie Jennie See fewer	The Man Who Disappeared (1914)
Margaret McWade Landlady Landlady See fewer	The Lost World (1925)
Horace Newman Henry Horn Henry Horn See fewer	The Man Who Disappeared (1914)