The Victim

1915

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Frank Hastings, unjustly convicted of Darrell's crime, the robbing of Jason Ferguson, effects his escape from the penitentiary, and under compulsion, Darrell's escape, too. Without revealing... Read allFrank Hastings, unjustly convicted of Darrell's crime, the robbing of Jason Ferguson, effects his escape from the penitentiary, and under compulsion, Darrell's escape, too. Without revealing his past, he establishes himself in life and marries, but is driven from town by Darren, ... Read allFrank Hastings, unjustly convicted of Darrell's crime, the robbing of Jason Ferguson, effects his escape from the penitentiary, and under compulsion, Darrell's escape, too. Without revealing his past, he establishes himself in life and marries, but is driven from town by Darren, who attempts to blackmail him. In New York he patents a time lock and becomes rich. When D... Read all

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deickemeyer

An exceedingly attractive production

Made from the story by Paul West, and produced by George Siegmann, "The Victim," in three reels, is an exceedingly attractive production, because it has been well made, artistically made, and its theme, not new. looks at you from another doorway. Mae Marsh and Robert Harron have the leads, and play with their usual intelligent understanding of the characters which they are portraying. The picture is artistically set, it is very human, and will always please because it is, generally speaking, vividly realistic. The story is of the arrest and imprisonment of an innocent man, his escape from prison, and of the trap unsuccessfully laid for him at a later date when he is a flourishing businessman. - The Moving Picture World, May 8, 1915