The Trey o' Hearts

Name: The Trey o' Hearts
Genre: Adventure
Released: 1914-08-04
Duration: 5 h 10 min
Rating: 2
Cast: Cleo Madison, George Larkin, Edward Sloman

19141914
5h 10m

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2.0/10

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Adventure

A crippled old man and his daughter plot to kill a young man they mistakenly believe was responsible for the man's injury. Matters get complicated when his other daughter, who is a twin, fal... Read allA crippled old man and his daughter plot to kill a young man they mistakenly believe was responsible for the man's injury. Matters get complicated when his other daughter, who is a twin, falls in love with the intended victim.A crippled old man and his daughter plot to kill a young man they mistakenly believe was responsible for the man's injury. Matters get complicated when his other daughter, who is a twin, falls in love with the intended victim.

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2.0/10

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Directors
- Wilfred Lucas
- Henry MacRae
Writers
- Bess Meredyth(scenario)
- Louis Joseph Vance(novel)
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Cleo Madison in The Trey o' Hearts (1914)

George Larkin and Cleo Madison in The Trey o' Hearts (1914)

Wilfred Lucas and Cleo Madison in The Trey o' Hearts (1914)

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Cleo Madison

Rose Trine…

George Larkin

Alan Law

Edward Sloman

Seneca Trine

Tom Walsh

Barcus

Ray Hanford

Marrophat
(as Roy Hanford)

One of Judith's Henchmen
(uncredited)

Directors
- Wilfred Lucas
- Henry MacRae
Writers
- Bess Meredyth(scenario)
- Louis Joseph Vance(novel)
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Trivia
Louis Joseph Vance admitted that his novel was written with 'a single aim." That aim was "to compose a story susceptible to the adaptation to motion-pictures purposes."

Alternate versions
The film is believed lost, but it has been reconstructed using still photographs and the original Louis Joseph Vance novel it was based upon.

Connections
Referenced in Carl Laemmle (2019)

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A rose by another name is Judith.

This 15-chapter serial, aside from the usual thrills, chills and spills cliffhangers, had an underlying plot that was more than a little out of the norm.

Judith Trine (Cleo Madison), along with her embittered, crippled father, Seneca Trine (Edward Sloman), are out for revenge against Alan Law (George Larkin), whose dead father was blamed for the affliction of Pa Trane.

Judith has an identical twin sister named Rose (Cleo Madison, of course), much more lovable than the revenge-seeking Judith, and Rose is in love with Alan. By the time chapter 15 comes along, Judith has also fallen in love with Alan, but, alas too late. But she shows up at the wedding of Alan and Rose, and gets a big break. Lightning strikes the chapel and good-sister Rose is killed and the bride groom stricken unconscious. When he comes to Alan thinks he is being nursed and comforted by his wife Rose and Judith doesn't bother telling him otherwise.

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