The River of Romance (1916 film)

Silent drama film directed by Henry Otto

The River of Romance
(aka: One Cylinder Sam)

Directed by| Henry Otto
Written by| Henry Otto
Based on| novel Sam by E. J. Rath
Produced by| Yorke Film Corporation
Starring| Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Cinematography| Tony Gaudio
Distributed by| Metro Pictures

Release date

* July 17, 1916 (1916-07-17)

Running time

| 5 reels
Country| USA
Language| Silent..English titles

The River of Romance is a 1916 silent film drama directed by Henry Otto and distributed by Metro Pictures. The film starred Harold Lockwood and May Allison.[1][2]

## Cast

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* Harold Lockwood \- William Kissam Kellogg, aka Sam
* May Allison \- Rosalind Chalmers
* Lester Cuneo \- Reginald Williams
* A. H. Busby - Henry Davidson (*as Bert Busby)
* Lee Walker - Stephen Witherbee
* Mathilde Brundage \- Mrs. Stephen Witherbee (*as Mrs. Mathilde Brundage)
* Lilliam Halperin - Polly Witherbee
* Philip W. Masi - Tom Witherbee (*as Phil Masi)
* Dan Hanlon \- Butler

## Preservation status

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* A copy is held in the foreign archive, Archives du Film du CNC Bois d'Arcy.[3]

## References

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1. ^ The River of Romance at silentera.com
2. ^ AFI Catalog of Feature Films 1893-1993: The River of Romance
3. ^ The Library of Congress/FIAF American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog:The River of Romance

## External links

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* The River of Romance at IMDb

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Films directed by Henry Otto

* The Amateur Adventuress
* The Ancient Mariner
* The Archeologist
* The Barren Gain
* The Cheater
* Dante's Inferno
* The Folly of Vanity
* The Great Romance
* In Tune
* The Island of Intrigue
* Lovebound
* The Microbe
* The Redemption of a Pal
* The Resolve
* The River of Romance
* A Slave of Vanity
* Some Bride
* The Temple of Venus
* This Is th' Life
* When a Woman Waits
* Wife Wanted
* Wild Life
* The Willow Tree

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