Through the Breakers 1909 Robert Harron at the club

Happily married, Mr. and Mrs. Normand are soon blessed with a child. Unfortunately, as the baby grows up, the Normands become less interested in the child, and more interested in their social lives. By the age of eight, their child is being cared for mostly by the governess. Alone and neglected, the child becomes seriously ill. Alarmed and remorseful, Mr. Normand begs his wife to stay at home with him and care for their child. Mrs. Normand, who does not believe the child is very sick, leaves home to attend a party. While she is gone, the child&condition worsens. Mrs Normand rushes home, but she is too late. Her only child is dead. Mr. Normand blames his wife for the tragedy and leaves her. At her child&graveside, Mrs. Normand grieves and prays for forgiveness. Mr. Normand, also drawn to the grave, overhears and the two are reconciled. Names Griffith, D. W. (David Wark), 1875-1948, direction Bitzer, G. W., 1872-1944, camera Kirkwood, James, 1875-1963, cast Leonard, Marion, 1881-1956, cast De Garde, Adele, 1899-1972, cast Bruce, Kate, 1858-1946, cast Nichols, George, 1864-1927, cast Johnson, Arthur V., 1876-1916, cast Quirk, Billy, 1873-1926, cast Lehrman, Henry, 1886-1946, cast Sennett, Mack, 1880-1960, cast Pickford, Lottie, 1895-1936, cast Hart, Ruth, 1886-1952, cast MacPherson, Jeanie, 1887-1946, cast Henderson, Grace, 1860-1944, cast Crisp, Donald, 1880-1974, cast Moore, Owen, 1886-1939, cast Harron, Robert, 1894-1920, cast Robinson, Gertrude, 1891-1962, cast Craig...