The Honor System (1917 film)

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The Honor System (1917 film) is a 1917 American silent drama notable for its early exploration of prison reform and injustice, featuring actress Gladys Brockwell in a prominent role.

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instanceOf silent film
authorOfSourceWork Henry Christeen Warnack
basedOn novel "The Honor System"
blackAndWhite true
castMember Charles Clary
Enid Markey
Gladys Brockwell
Milton Sills
Ralph Lewis
Tom Santschi
cinematography Dal Clawson
countryOfOrigin United States
director Raoul Walsh
directorCareerStage early feature by Raoul Walsh
distributor Fox Film Corporation
era silent era
featuresCharacterType wrongly convicted prisoner
filmFormat black-and-white
genre drama
silent film
hasFeature intertitles
hasGenreCharacteristic social problem film
hasInfluenceOn later prison drama films
hasProminentRoleFor Gladys Brockwell
language Silent
lostOrSurvivingStatus partially lost film
mainTheme injustice
prison reform
notableFor critique of judicial injustice
early cinematic exploration of prison reform
originalMedium 35 mm film
partOf American silent cinema
producer William Fox
productionCompany Fox Film Corporation
productionYear 1916
publicationDate 1917
releaseDecade 1910s
runtime approximately 70 minutes
screenwriter Raoul Walsh
setting American prison system
starring Gladys Brockwell
yearOfRelease 1917

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Gladys Brockwell notableWork The Honor System (1917 film)