The Courtship of Myles Standish (1923)

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Directed by

Frederick Sullivan

Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	...	(poem)
Albert Ray	...	(scenario)

Cast (in credits order)


	Charles Ray	...	John Alden
	Enid Bennett	...	Priscilla Mullens
	E. Alyn Warren	...	Myles Standish
	Joseph J. Dowling	...	Elder Brewster (as Joseph Dowling)
	Sam De Grasse	...	John Carver
	Norval MacGregor	...	William Bradford
	Thomas Holding	...	Edward Winslow
	Frank Farrington	...	Isaac Allerton
	Billy Sullivan	...	John Howland (as William Sullivan)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Max Asher	...	Stephen Hopkins
	Sidney Bracey	...	Eddard Dotey
	Hector Dion	...	Edward Lister
	Ray Hallor	...	Richard More (as Raymond Haller)
	Stanton Heck	...	Captain Jones
	Carmencita Johnson	...	Baby
	Bob Kortman	...	Mate Clarke
	James McElhern	...	Dr. Fuller
	Marian Nixon	...	Elizabeth Tilley
	Gertrude Pedlar	...	Mrs. Brewster
	Charlotte Pierce	...	Mary Chilton
	Al Richmond	...	Christopher Martin
	Ted Stewart	...	William White
	Ada Mae Vaughn	...	Humility Cooper (as Adamae Vaughn)
	Marjorie Warfield	...	Charlotte Sampson
	Tom Wilson	...	Fallon - Leader of sailors' mutiny
	Doris Baker	...	Elizabeth Hopkins (uncredited)
	Richard Belfield	...	William Mullens (uncredited)
	S.J. Bingham	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Gladys Blue	...	Desire Winter (uncredited)
	Charles Budworth	...	Robert Carter (uncredited)
	J. Barstow Budworth	...	John Tilley (uncredited)
	Evelyn Burns	...	Katherine Carver (uncredited)
	Betty Butler	...	Ellen More (uncredited)
	Margaret Butler	...	Constance Hopkins (uncredited)
	Bertha Carlson	...	Mary Allerton (uncredited)
	Gordon Clifford	...	Moses Fletcher (uncredited)
	William Ely	...	John Ely (uncredited)
	W. Emile	...	John Bellington (uncredited)
	Alice Flower	...	Katherine Rogers (uncredited)
	Nell Foltz	...	Susanna White (uncredited)
	Betty Giles	...	Joy More (uncredited)
	Jules Hanft	...	Thomas Rogers (uncredited)
	Jean Hathaway	...	Bridget Tilley (uncredited)
	Jess Herring	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Arthur Hill	...	John Hook (uncredited)
	Thelma Hill	...	Alice Tinker (uncredited)
	Ed Hubbell	...	Edward Thompson (uncredited)
	William Jackson	...	Thomas Williams (uncredited)
	Cammilla Johnson	...	Litttle girl (uncredited)
	Junior Johnston	...	William Hobeck (uncredited)
	Ed Jones	...	Solomon Prower (uncredited)
	Ray Kane	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Al Kaufman	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Marguerite Kosik	...	Resolved White (uncredited)
	Kirke Lucas	...	Elias Story (uncredited)
	Marion Lydecker	...	Alice Rigdale (uncredited)
	Arnold MacDonald	...	John Crackstone (uncredited)
	Clyde McCoy	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Frank McLure	...	Edmund Margson (uncredited)
	Harry Milton	...	George Soule (uncredited)
	Charles Newton	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Bert Offord	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Stanley Orr	...	Peter Brown (uncredited)
	James Owen	...	Love Brewster (uncredited)
	Doris Phillips	...	Lillian Martin (uncredited)
	Eleanor Putnam	...	Remember Allerton (uncredited)
	Leon Roget	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Art Rowlands	...	Roger Wilder (uncredited)
	Harry Royer	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Auriel Sawyer	...	John Langimore (uncredited)
	W. Scidmore	...	John Rigdale (uncredited)
	Dorothy Seay	...	Truth Martin (uncredited)
	Allen D. Sewall	...	John Goodman (uncredited)
	Ben Sharpe	...	Richard Britteridge (uncredited)
	Ernest Shields	...	Degory Priest (uncredited)
	Ida Shoemaker	...	Dorothy Bradford (uncredited)
	Chester Spurgeon	...	Wrestling Brewster (uncredited)
	C.B. Steele	...	Thomas Tinker (uncredited)
	Leta Sterling	...	Eleanor Billington (uncredited)
	Ray Thompson	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Nina Trask	...	Damaris Latham (uncredited)
	James Vincent	...	James Chilton (uncredited)
	John Wallace	...	Peg-Leg Man (uncredited)
	Harry Weil	...	William Travor (uncredited)
	Harry Willard	...	Francis Cook (uncredited)
	Quinn Williams	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Grace Wood	...	Elizabeth Winslow (uncredited)
	Penn Wood	...	William Latham (uncredited)
	Grover Zimmerman	...	Bit Part (uncredited)