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The Usurper (I) (1919)
50 min | Drama

The Usurper (I) (1919)

50 min | Drama

John Maddox, a man who has little use for women, travels out West to make his fortune. On the way he rescues a pretty young woman from a narrow ledge just below a steep cliff. She turns out to be Beatrice Clive, an English girl vacationing...See moreJohn Maddox, a man who has little use for women, travels out West to make his fortune. On the way he rescues a pretty young woman from a narrow ledge just below a steep cliff. She turns out to be Beatrice Clive, an English girl vacationing at the family estate with her wealthy father, Lord Bulverton. Six years pass and, now a wealthy rancher, Maddox discovers that the Bulverton estate is for sale. Finding himself still attracted to Beatrice, he contacts her about buying the estate, but finds that the Bulverton family is in such dire financial straits that Beatrice has been forced to become engaged to the wealthy but villainous Sir George Trenery. Written by [email protected] See less

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
Earle Williams James Maddox James Maddox See fewer	The Scarlet Runner (1916)
Louise Lovely Beatrice Clive Beatrice Clive See fewer	Jewelled Nights (1925)
Bob Russell Lord Dulverton Lord Dulverton See fewer	Boden's Boy (1923)
Frank Leigh Sir George Trenery Sir George Trenery See fewer	His Majesty, Bunker Bean (1925)
William Elmer Bob Quentin (as Billy Elmer) Bob Quentin (as Billy Elmer) See fewer	The Virginian (1914)
Jay Morley Sgt. Dale Sgt. Dale See fewer	The Little Boss (1919)
Audrey Chapman Dolly Maddox Dolly Maddox See fewer	God's Gold (1921)
Bessie Eyton Margaret Quentin Margaret Quentin See fewer	The Girl of Gold (1925)
Lillian Langdon Lady Dulverton Lady Dulverton See fewer	Intolerance (1916)
Clyde McAtee Undetermined role Undetermined role See fewer	Crossed Signals (1925)
Helen Carlisle Undetermined role Undetermined role See fewer	The Usurper (I) (1919)