The Scarlet Car is a 1917 silent drama starring Lon Chaney and Edith Johnson. It follows the story of a suing for embezzlement, and the man getting sued, played by Lon Chaney.
Being only 50 minutes, it's little more than a brief excursion into the life of a man and those in his life once his life goes downhill. But for what it is, fans of Lon Chaney and silent film will enjoy it. There is entertainment to be found in the drama and the clever hiding of an import paper inside of the leg of a table.
It's a small film-there's not much to it-but for fans of classic film, this is a solid way to spend 50 minutes of your time.
Being only 50 minutes, it's little more than a brief excursion into the life of a man and those in his life once his life goes downhill. But for what it is, fans of Lon Chaney and silent film will enjoy it. There is entertainment to be found in the drama and the clever hiding of an import paper inside of the leg of a table.
It's a small film-there's not much to it-but for fans of classic film, this is a solid way to spend 50 minutes of your time.