The House of Temperley (movie 1913)

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The House of Temperley is a British silent movie, produced by Harold M. Shaw and filmed by The London Film Co. in their Studios at St. Margaret's, near Twickenham (Middlesex, UK), released in september 1913 (UK) and in may 1914 (USA), starring Ben Webster as Sir Charles Temperley and Charles Maude as Captain Jack Temperley.

The movie is an adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel Rodney Stone (1896).



Photos

  • "The famous scene in Watier's Club."

    "The famous scene in Watier's Club."

  • "Captain Jack and Ethel."

    "Captain Jack and Ethel."

  • "Sir Charles interviewing the 'duns.'"

    "Sir Charles interviewing the 'duns.'"

  • "The big fight arranged."

    "The big fight arranged."

  • "The Fight on Crawley Downs."

    "The Fight on Crawley Downs."

  • "Ginger Stubbs arrives too late."

    "Ginger Stubbs arrives too late."


Cast




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