The Broken Coin Mystery Adapted for Film
A 1915 motion picture drama adaptation by Universal Film Manufacturing Company presents Emerson Hough’s The Broken Coin. The serialized story promises mystery and adventure through a cinematic narrative.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
3
A 1915 motion picture drama adaptation by Universal Film Manufacturing Company presents Emerson Hough’s The Broken Coin. The serialized story promises mystery and adventure through a cinematic narrative.
In a tense standoff between the Hite kingdoms, generals eye each other warily as trumpets recall. Michael presses a rescue for Count Frederick, while Sachio and Cortislaw clash over the missing coin half. Kitty Gray and Rolan shelter in Gretzhoffen as plans unfold.
Roleau is arrested by gendarmes in the Ritz palace area on a murder charge. He asserts loyalty to his master and mistress, and hints the king may intervene, while officials seek a victim to satisfy legal needs and the prefect contemplates presenting the case to the king.
In a royal palace drama, King Michael presses for the young American Kitty as Count Frederick uncovers a hidden torture chamber. The prefect suspects a deeper murder plot while various pursuers, including Roleau, search the hotel and underworld rendezvous for the elusive Gretzhoffen coin.
Iilly Gray, a newspaper woman, uncovers half a broken coin in a curios shop. The mutilated inscription draws her to Gretzhoffen at her editor’s orders to uncover the story behind the inscription. She travels there and begins her chase into the coin’s secrets, followed by unseen forces.
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