From the Southern California estate sale of a silent film collector! Very hard to find original silent film movie theater herald for A MOTHER'S SIN.
Albert E Smith presents Earl Williams in A Mothers Sin, the story of a woman's steadfast love, and how it saved a man from himself. She spurned me, and now you, her son, will pay for her infidelity! Yardley's father had waited for years for that moment, the moment of vengeance. He had allowed young Patrick Yardley to sink deeply into debt, to learn to love the luxuries that wealth would buy, to become helpless to earn his own living. Then he had turned him, penniless, into the world to suffer. He was his own son, but he was also the son of lady Fitzpatrick, the woman who had proved unfaithful to him. But John Yardley overlooked two items, the Yardley grit and the Fitzpatrick pride. And though he had lived for sweet revenge, it turned bitter at the very moment of his triumph. And the son who would work so hard in quest of pleasure, proved that he could win his way by merit alone, back to the position where he could claim the girl who had waited and trusted and withstood the lies of his enemies. Cast... Patrick Yardley, son of John Yardley, self-made man, and Lady Fitzpatrick, an aristocrat, played by Earl Williams. Celia Ingram, the object of young Yardley's affection, played by Miriam Miles. John Yardley played by Ernest Maupain. Vincent Tessier, his nephew, and for a time, his favorite, played by Denton Vane. Directed by Tom Mills, written by Hilda Young. A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature. The mark of the highest in the photoplay art.
This herald was from The Butler theater in Tonopah, Nevada. When opened up completely it’s 7 x 10.2 inches. Used condition, wear & tear, edge tears, etc. Please examine the images closely and ask any questions before purchasing. Shipped flat, solid and secure, inside of an archival quality extra thick 2 mil Crystal Clear resealable protective closure bag sleeve. Inventory# silentfilmcollection.
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