| ~I Am Guilty~ 1921 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Chorus girl Connie (Louise Glaum) meets eminent lawyer Robert MacNair (Mahlon Hamilton) at a
supper party, and after falling in love they are married. Four years later, though still in love, MacNair
neglects her. While he is away on business, her friend from the old days, Molly May (May Hopkins),
invites her to a party. Connie, who misses her old life, decides to go under an assumed name. Teddy
Garrick, the host (Joseph Kilgour), makes a play for her and she burns her shoulder trying to get
away from him. Dillon, a burglar who is hiding in the house (George Cooper), surreptitiously presses
a gun into Connie's hand from behind a curtain. As Garrick comes toward her he is shot dead. Dillon
is caught and charged with the crime. His friend, London Hattie (Ruth Stonehouse), asks MacNair to
defend him. Connie is haunted by the events at the party, and she is convinced she killed Garrick.
Just as she confesses her guilt to the judge, MacNair shows up with evidence proving that the real
killer is Trixie, Garrick's jealous mistress (Claire Du Brey). The gun that Connie was holding had
never fired.
Plot Synopsis is a combination of synopsis' on allmovie.com and tcm.com
supper party, and after falling in love they are married. Four years later, though still in love, MacNair
neglects her. While he is away on business, her friend from the old days, Molly May (May Hopkins),
invites her to a party. Connie, who misses her old life, decides to go under an assumed name. Teddy
Garrick, the host (Joseph Kilgour), makes a play for her and she burns her shoulder trying to get
away from him. Dillon, a burglar who is hiding in the house (George Cooper), surreptitiously presses
a gun into Connie's hand from behind a curtain. As Garrick comes toward her he is shot dead. Dillon
is caught and charged with the crime. His friend, London Hattie (Ruth Stonehouse), asks MacNair to
defend him. Connie is haunted by the events at the party, and she is convinced she killed Garrick.
Just as she confesses her guilt to the judge, MacNair shows up with evidence proving that the real
killer is Trixie, Garrick's jealous mistress (Claire Du Brey). The gun that Connie was holding had
never fired.
Plot Synopsis is a combination of synopsis' on allmovie.com and tcm.com
| Directed by: Jack Nelson Written by: Bradley King - screenplay & story |
| ~Cast~ Louise Glaum ... Connie MacNair Mahlon Hamilton ... Robert MacNair Claire Du Brey ... Trixie Joseph Kilgour ... Teddy Garrick Ruth Stonehouse ... London Hattie Mae Hopkins ... Molly May George Cooper ... Dillon Michael D. Moore ... The Child Frederick Ko Vert ... The Dancer |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: J. Parker Read Jr. Productions Distribution Company: Associated Producers Inc. Cinematography by: Charles J. Stumar Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 minutes Released: May 1921 |
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| ~George Cooper (behind curtain), Joseph Kilgour & Louise Glaum~ |
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