THE FINGER OF HISTORY WRITES A NEW PAGE!
The evils of alcohol before and during prohibition become evident as we see its effects on the rich Chilcote family and the hard working Tarleton family.
Dorothy Jordan Lewis Stone Neil Hamilton Emma Dunn Frederick Burton Reginald Barlow John Larkin Gertrude Howard Robert Young Walter Huston Jimmy Durante Wallace Ford Myrna Loy Joan Marsh John Miljan Clarence Muse Clara Blandick Forrester Harvey John Beck Ben Alexander Frank Atkinson Jack Baxley Don Brodie Ann Brody Berton Churchill Heinie Conklin Cecil Cunningham Max Davidson Gordon De Main Louise Emmons Jim Farley Bud Geary Julia Griffith Sherry Hall Harry Holman Olaf Hytten George Irving Jack Jordan Edward LeSaint Tom Mahoney Eily Malyon Philo McCullough Frank McGlynn Jr. Frank McGlynn Sr. Matt McHugh Carlyle Moore Jr. Edmund Mortimer William H. O'Brien Broderick O'Farrell Bradley Page Frank Rice Henry Roquemore Hector V. Sarno Harry Strang Harry Tenbrook Theodore von Eltz Morgan Wallace Clarence Wilson Woodrow Wilson
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