Mrs. Cranston's Jewels

Mrs. Cranston's Jewels (1912) is a crime, drama film directed by Alice Guy-Blaché rated 7.0/10.

The husband of Mrs, Cranston is in tight quarters. He is caught both "short" in funds and in stock. In order that he may be able to cover up his margins, he decides to rob his wife's jewels. He plans to do so, but his wife anticipates him and steals the jewels herself, she having reason to believe that he would attempt the crime in a moment of weakness. The husband, when he finds that his wife's jewels are missing, raises a "hue and cry," and the police take up the case. After considerable investigation, the crime is traced to Mrs. Cranston.

Cast

Blanche Cornwall

Mrs. John Cranston

Darwin Karr

Mr. John Cranston

Marian Swayne

Miss Dorothy Deering

Walter Holmes

The Detective