Feature film — 1917
The Fourth Witness (1917)
William Bryant, a hopeless invalid due to a profligate life and made vicious by the fact, lives to make life a misery for his wife Margaret. One evening Bryant's physician, Dr. Cameron arrives at his patient's house, just in time, to intercept a blow that Bryant has directed at Margaret and knocks him unconscious in the ensuing struggle. Margaret flees with Cameron, observed by the chauffeur who enters the house with the intention of stealing. Meanwhile Bryant has regained consciousness and in his twisted mind determines to kill himself and frame his wife. He’s almost successful until at almost the last moment his butler steps forward and acknowledges that Bryant was shot as they struggle with his pistol which the chauffeur confirms.
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Director: John McDermott
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Cast & crew

Charles Hill Mailes
William Bryant

Louise Lovely
Margaret Bryant

George Berrell
Butler
Lee Hill
Dr. Cameron
Malcolm Blevins
Chauffeur
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