The Scar is a 1919 American silent drama film directed by Frank Hall Crane and starring Kitty Gordon and Irving Cummings. It was produced and distributed by World Film Company.The AFI Catalog of Feature Films 1893-1993:The Scar
Plot George Reynolds, an American, fights a duel in South America with the Spaniard Valdez over the affections of Cora, a Spanish adventuress, and later brings her back to the United States, where she becomes involved with his friend Caryl Haskill. During a struggle, Cora is accidentally shot and George is convicted, serving five years in prison while she taunts him during his forced labor. After his release, Cora opens a gambling house in New York, where Caryl becomes addicted, loses everything, and takes his own life. Hoping for a new beginning, George marries Frances Tabor, but Cora, consumed by vengeance, tries to destroy his marriage and even attempts to have him re-arrested, though she fails. Ultimately, her obsession drives her into madness, and she is confined to an asylum.
Cast Kitty Gordon as Cora Irving Cummings as George Reynolds Jennie Ellison as Mrs. Reynolds Eric Mayne as Hastings Charles Dungan as Cavanaugh Frank Farrington as Thaddeus Tabor Ruth Findlay as Frances Tabor Paul Doucet as Valdez David Herblin as Caryl Haskill Herbert Bradshaw as Willard Amelie Barleon as Cora's Maid (credited as Amelia Barleon)
Preservation It is unknown whether the film survives as no copies have been located, likely lost.
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Lobby card held by George Eastman House