The Wasted Years

1914

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Francis Carlyle and M.O. Penn in The Wasted Years (1914)

Mr. Marshall learns of another misdeed on the part of his son. Jack, that proves to be the last straw. Infuriated, he adds a codicil to his will in which he revokes the bequest of his fortun... Read allMr. Marshall learns of another misdeed on the part of his son. Jack, that proves to be the last straw. Infuriated, he adds a codicil to his will in which he revokes the bequest of his fortune to Jack and bequeaths it all to his foster son, Henry. Jack is informed of his father's ... Read allMr. Marshall learns of another misdeed on the part of his son. Jack, that proves to be the last straw. Infuriated, he adds a codicil to his will in which he revokes the bequest of his fortune to Jack and bequeaths it all to his foster son, Henry. Jack is informed of his father's decision and with his usual weakness determines to kill himself. His father comes into the... Read all

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Well constructed and nicely photographed

This two-reel number is well constructed and nicely photographed throughout. The accidental shooting of the elder Marshall was well handled and numerous other scenes are pleasing. The plot itself has no very inspiring motive behind it as it might have had if Jack had seen the error of his ways and reformed. As the story stands it is a simple case of "the wages of sin is death." Francis Carlyle, Jack Standing and Pearl Sindelar are in the cast. A good production of an ordinary plot. - The Moving Picture World, April 4, 1914