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Heir to a fortune traveling to a mental sanitarium, killed in a train crash. His striking resemblance to auto salesman Jack Trevor allows the latter to assume his identity.
Barney's cousin and next in line for the inheritance. She falls in love with the imposter and ultimately wins back the estate and his hand.
Unscrupulous guardian who orchestrates a fraud after the train crash. He attempts to marry Helen and have the imposter declared insane, but is ultimately exposed.
Identified as one of Maurice Claypool's accomplices accompanying the heir on the train.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Helen Townsend is explicitly identified as Barney's cousin and as the next person in line for the inheritance.
Maurice Claypool accompanies Horace Barney on the train as his guardian while Barney is being taken to a mental sanitarium.
Claypool wants to marry Helen Townsend while seeking control of the inheritance.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Farrel accompanies Barney on the train as one of Claypool's accomplices during the scheme surrounding Barney's identity.
Thomas Farrel is identified as one of Claypool's accomplices accompanying Barney on the train.
A mistaken identity exposes a guardian's inheritance fraud while Jack Trevor fights to protect Helen Townsend and win her love.
Directed by Edward Dillon
Putting One Over (1919) · 7/10 · drama
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