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Sheep's Clothing (1914)
Short | Short, Drama

Sheep's Clothing (1914)

Short | Short, Drama

From his earliest years, Thaddeus Craven had never allowed a consideration for any earthly thing to stand in his way. His heartless selfishness killed his wife, and after her death he shut his little daughter Lydia up in an English ...See moreFrom his earliest years, Thaddeus Craven had never allowed a consideration for any earthly thing to stand in his way. His heartless selfishness killed his wife, and after her death he shut his little daughter Lydia up in an English boarding school to be rid of her. Years later, a curious spasm of parental instinct drove him to visit the school to see his daughter. A few weeks after her father left, Lydia, weary of the boarding-schoolmistress' petty persecutions, decided to follow him to America. With no word to anyone, she stole away and boarded a steamer at Southampton. Craven was surprised to see his daughter--and not pleased. However, when an opportunity came to use her, he took advantage of it. Knowing that she would be unsuspected, he gave her a box which he told her contained documents belonging to the government, and warned her to keep her possession of it a secret. The box actually contained a magnificent necklace which Craven had stolen from a wealthy woman aboard ship. Craven's pals, suspecting him of an attempt to "double-cross" them, succeeded in getting the necklace away from the girl, but she regained it through the aid of the ship's detective, and brought it safely to New York. After they had arrived in America, Craven's gang, convinced of his duplicity with regard to the necklace, determined to revenge themselves upon him. Accordingly they sent him a knave of diamonds; knowing that it was was the first warning of death, Craven covered his eyes and shrieked. The next morning, he received the knave of clubs. Frantic with terror, he attempted to avert the gang's wrath by sending them the necklace. But Lydia, whom he again used as an unconscious accomplice, innocently disobeyed his directions, and when she came home with Peter Traft, a young man who had grown very fond of her, she found her father seated in the hall, the knave of spades clutched tightly in his dead hand. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
Bigelow Cooper Thaddeus Craven - The Husband Thaddeus Craven - The Husband See fewer	Vanity Fair (1915)
Marjorie Ellison Mrs. Thaddeus Craven Mrs. Thaddeus Craven See fewer	The Man Who Disappeared (1914)
Gertrude McCoy Lydia Craven - The Daughter Lydia Craven - The Daughter See fewer	Nelson (1926)
Edward Earle Peter Traft Peter Traft See fewer	The Wind (1928)
Elsie Wartenburg Lydia Craven at Age 8 Lydia Craven at Age 8 See fewer	Sheep's Clothing (1914)
Joseph W. Girard 'Paw' Smith 'Paw' Smith See fewer	Captain Midnight (1942)
Harry Bates 'Colonel' Gordon 'Colonel' Gordon See fewer	By Parcel Post (1914)
Margery Bonney Erskine Boarding School Matron (as Mrs. Wallace Erskine) Boarding School Matron (as Mrs. Wallace Erskine) See fewer	A Tudor Princess (1913)
Mabel Dwight Betty Merriles Betty Merriles See fewer	Builders of Castles (1917)
Mrs. William Bechtel Mrs. Beggarstaff Mrs. Beggarstaff See fewer	The Birth of the Star Spangled Banner (1914)
Frank McGlynn Sr. Addison Quoin - Detective Addison Quoin - Detective See fewer	Captain Blood (1935)