Captain Macklin

1915
40m

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Royal Macklin, a cadet at WEst Point, is discharged for a misdemeanor, and the father of Beatrice, Macklin's sweetheart, order her to break the engagement. Macklin goes to Honduras, in the m... Read allRoyal Macklin, a cadet at WEst Point, is discharged for a misdemeanor, and the father of Beatrice, Macklin's sweetheart, order her to break the engagement. Macklin goes to Honduras, in the midst of a revolution, and joins the Patriot army of General LaGuerre in the fight against ... Read allRoyal Macklin, a cadet at WEst Point, is discharged for a misdemeanor, and the father of Beatrice, Macklin's sweetheart, order her to break the engagement. Macklin goes to Honduras, in the midst of a revolution, and joins the Patriot army of General LaGuerre in the fight against Alvarez and his rebels. Macklin proves his valor in battle and saves the life of General L... Read all

Director
- John B. O'Brien
Writers
- Richard Harding Davis
- Russell E. Smith
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5.6/10

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Director
- John B. O'Brien
Writers
- Richard Harding Davis
- Russell E. Smith
Stars

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This film is believed to be lost.

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It is distinctly human

To add to the program of Masterpictures there has been made by the Majestic Motion Picture Corporation a four-reel version of Richard Harding Davis' story, "Captain Macklin." This production was directed by John B. O'Brien, and although not quite up to the standard maintained in "The Outcast," in which John O'Brien put forth his best efforts, still it is far beyond the usual quality of feature pictures. It is distinctly human, although at times we noticed a drop in the naturalness of the development. The story is one that is energetic and up to date, and it has been smoothly carried in the picture. Jack Conway plays the role of Capt. Macklin, and Lillian Gish that of Beatrice, his cousin. - The Moving Picture World, May 1, 1915