The Mysterious Mrs. Musslewhite
1917 · Movie · 50 min. · United States
Raymond Van Seer, wealthy, has become morose and dissatisfied with life. His mental mood has worried his friends and when his true condition of mind is disclosed by the discovery that he is reading a book entitled "Famous Suicides," action becomes necessary. One of Van Seer's club friends has recently visited a fortune teller, known as "The Mysterious Mrs. M.," and relates his experiences to Van Seer. As a result of the combined urgings of his friends, Van Seer visits the sorceress. When she tells Van Seer that on a given date be will meet with a painful accident while out of doors, Van Seer hopes to thwart whatever truth there may be in her prognostication by remaining indoors, at his club, all day. Despite the invitations of his friends to venture forth, Van Seer sticks within his room until late in the afternoon, fire is discovered in the clubhouse and, with the other occupants, Van Seer rushes forth. Just as he is crossing the threshold, he trips, falls headlong to the sidewalk...
Direction Lois Weber
Cast Harrison Ford II · Mary MacLaren · Evelyn Selbie · Willis Marks · Frank Brownlee · Bertram Grassby · Charles Hill Mailes · Arthur Forde
Screenplay Lois Weber · Thomas Edgelow
Cinematography Allen G. Siegler
Original title The Mysterious Mrs. Musslewhite
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Not rated (FilmAffinity)
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