Martin Eden (1914)
A sad story about how a working-class man tries, and succeeds, to become a writer, but finds difficulty in fitting into that world.
Top billed cast
- Lawrence PeytonMartin Eden
- Viola BarryRuth Morse
Herbert RawlinsonArthur Morse
Rhea HainesLizzie Connolly- Ann IversMaria Silva
- Ray MyersRuss Brissenden
Elmer CliftonCub Reporter
Hobart Bosworth
Myrtle Stedman
Joe Ray(uncredited)
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