The Trey o' Hearts
The Trey o' Hearts is a 1914 action film
serial directed by Wilfred Lucas and Henry MacRae. It was based on the novel of
the same name by Louis Joseph Vance. This film is currently considered to be lost.
Directed by Wilfred Lucas & Henry MacRae
Written by Bess Meredyth & Louis Joseph Vance
Starring Cleo Madison as
Rose Trine / Judith Trine
George Larkin as Alan Law
Edward Sloman as Seneca Trine
Tom Walsh as Barcus
Roy Hanford as Marrophat
Charles Brinley
Doris Pawn
George Backus
Distributed by Universal Film Manufacturing Co.
Release date August 4, 1914
Running time 15 episodes
Country United
States
Language Silent
English intertitles
English intertitles
Chapter titles
- Flower o’ Flames (released 4 August 1914)
- White Water (11 August)
- The Sea Venture (18 August)
- Dead Reckoning (25 August)
- The Sunset Tide (1 September)
- The Crack o’ Doom (8 September)
- The Stalemate (15 September)
- The Mock Rose (22 September)
- As the Crow Flies (29 September)
- Steel Ribbons (6 October)
- The Painted Hills (13 October)
- The Mirage (20 October)
- The Jaws of Death (27 October)
- The First Law (3 November)
- The Last Trump (10 November)
Synopsis
Judith Trine, along with her embittered, crippled father,
Seneca Trine, are out for revenge against Alan Law, whose dead father was
blamed for the affliction of Pa Trine. Judith has an identical twin sister
named Rose, 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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