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The Price of Possession (1921)
After Jim Barston is mysteriously killed in Australia, his wife, Helen, lays claim to the estate of Gerald Mortimer Barston in England, asserting that her husband was the missing son and heir. In reality, Jim was the cousin of the true heir, who is also named Jim Barston. Despite having no legal proof, Helen convinces the trustees to accept her claim and is installed as mistress of the manor. Jim Barston appears and proves his identity, although Helen initially believes him to be an impostor.
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After Jim Barston is mysteriously killed in Australia, his wife, Helen, lays claim to the estate of Gerald Mortimer Barston in England, asserting that her husband was the missing son and heir. In reality, Jim was the cousin of the true heir, who is also named Jim Barston. Despite having no legal proof, Helen convinces the trustees to accept her claim and is installed as mistress of the manor. Jim Barston appears and proves his identity, although Helen initially believes him to be an impostor.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Eve Unsell
In Theaters:2/27/1921
Box Office:
Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Cast
Hugh Ford
Director
Ethel Clayton
Helen Carston
Rockliffe Fellowes
Jim Barston (a bushrider) / Jim Barston (heir to Barston Manor)
Maude Turner Gordon
Lady Dawnay
Reginald Denny
Robert Dawnay
Clarence Heritage
Lord Dawnay
George Backus
Samuel Poore
Isabel West
Mrs. Poore
Pearl Shepard
Eva Poore
Dorothy Hall
Minister's daughter
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