The Ragged Earl
Overview
The Ragged Earl was produced by Popular Plays and Players, a New York-based firm specializing in five-reel theatrical adaptations. Repeating his stage role, Andrew Mack essays the title character, a brawling Irish boy of a few centuries back. While swashbuckling his way through the Auld Sod, the Ragged Earl meets the aristocratic Kathleen Fitzmorris (Ormi Hawley), who is disguised as a boy to escape an arranged marriage with the wealthy but decrepit Lord Wildbrook (Edward Peil Sr.). Entering into the spirit of things, our hero disguises himself as Wildbrook, escorts Kathleen back home, and marries her himself, right under the noses of her unsuspecting parents.
Top-billed cast
Crew
- Director
- Lloyd B. Carleton
- Writers
- Harry Chandlee, Joseph Humphries, Arthur Shaw Clifton, Benjamin S. Kutler, Ernest Lacy
- Production
- Popular Plays and Players Inc.
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Who directed The Ragged Earl?
The Ragged Earl was directed by Lloyd B. Carleton.
When was The Ragged Earl released?
The Ragged Earl was released in 1914.
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