The Forester's Plea · 1911
The Forester's Plea (1911) is a Western film directed by Gilbert M. Anderson, starring Gilbert M. Anderson, Arthur Mackley, Fred Church.
Western
Overview
Henry Carter, a forester, has but one falling, that of drink. Despite his efforts to cure himself of his terrible habit, temptation is always stronger than his will, and Agnes, his daughter, is in despair. Finally persuaded to take treatment at a sanitarium by Rev. Small, Carter decides to give it a trial.
Cast
Gilbert M. Anderson, Arthur Mackley, Fred Church, Gladys Field, Victor Potel, Louis Morisette
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What is "The Forester's Plea" about?
Henry Carter, a forester, has but one falling, that of drink. Despite his efforts to cure himself of his terrible habit, temptation is always stronger than his will, and Agnes, his daughter, is in despair. Finally persuaded to take treatment at a sanitarium by Rev. Small, Carter decides to give it a trial.
When was "The Forester's Plea" released?
The Forester's Plea was released in 1911.
Who stars in "The Forester's Plea"?
The cast includes Gilbert M. Anderson, Arthur Mackley, Fred Church, Gladys Field.
