The Evangelist

1916

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Businessman Philip Nuneham pays more attention to his business of building power plants than he does to his wife Christabel. Feeling neglected and unloved, Christabel is receptive to the att... Read allBusinessman Philip Nuneham pays more attention to his business of building power plants than he does to his wife Christabel. Feeling neglected and unloved, Christabel is receptive to the attentions of Rex Allan, a young army officer. When his regiment is suddenly called to duty i... Read allBusinessman Philip Nuneham pays more attention to his business of building power plants than he does to his wife Christabel. Feeling neglected and unloved, Christabel is receptive to the attentions of Rex Allan, a young army officer. When his regiment is suddenly called to duty in India, he convinces Christabel to secretly accompany him to Southampton to see him off. ... Read all

Director
- Barry O'Neil
Writers
- Clay M. Greene
- Henry Arthur Jones
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Director
- Barry O'Neil
Writers
- Clay M. Greene
- Henry Arthur Jones
Stars

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"The Press Agent Says" -

That he wanted to know how long it ought to take an infuriated mob of workmen to wreck a saloon. Authorities on these rough-and-ready statistics being rather silent on the matter Barry O'Neil, the Lubin director, aided and abetted by his specially trained mob of Lubin extras, stepped forward and claims the blue ribbon. O'Neil's mok wrecked beyond repair the exterior and interior of a saloon in exactly two minutes and thirty-one seconds in making "The Evangelist."

This article ("The Press Agent Says"-) appeared in Motography, January 17, 1910, Vol. XIII, No. 10, page 384.