Night Without Justice (2004)

Actors: Jonathan Avigdori (actor), Brian David (actor), Jeff Duby (actor), John Durham (actor), Jerod Edington (actor), Steve Fox (actor), Ty Kamerman (actor), Thomas James Kepner (actor), Michael McEachern (actor), John Adrian Riley (actor), Adam Neal Smith (actor), John G. von der Lieth (actor), Jaime Soria (actress), Alan Azzarello (producer), Michael A. Azzarello (producer),

Plot: On November 27, 1933 in San Jose, California, Jack Holmes and Harold Thurmond lie in their cold cells in the county jail. Beyond their walls an angry mob starts to collect just outside of the barricades, Jack and Harold know they are seeking revenge for the killing of Brooke Hart, a beloved youth and son of a wealthy town department store owner. Inside the prison, FBI Agent Vetterli and Sheriff Emig stand ground with their men, doing whatever it takes to protect the prisoners from the angry mob numbering in the hundreds. Slowly the mob grows into the thousands, surrounding the jail and becoming more violent. The officers inside prepare themselves for the worst, armed with tear gas grenades, sawed off shotguns, and a machine gun until other police forces arrive. Amidst the chaos, Agent Vetterli know this might be his last chance to get a signed confession from the men. He and Sheriff Emig question Thurmond about the abduction of Brooke Hart and his violent murder. Harold recounts the night of the brutal event. He tells of his relationship with Jack Holmes, the mastermind behind the entire plan. Thurmond insists that Brooke was never supposed to be killed. His death was the work of Holmes when he struck him over the head with a 22 -pound concrete block. A remorseful Thurmond breaks down in tears as he talks about his involvement. Meanwhile, the vigilante starts to wear down the officers at the front and it's getting harder to hold them back as they run out of tear gas.

A Soft Touch (1978)

Actors: John Flanagan (actor), Maureen Lipman (actress), Les Chatfield (producer), Connor Fraser (writer), Peter Skellern (composer), Les Chatfield (director),

Should a Wife Forgive? (1915)

Actors: Lew Cody (actor), Daniel Gilfether (actor), Henry King (actor), William Lampe (actor), Fred Whitman (actor), Lillian Lorraine (actress), Mollie McConnell (actress), Marie Osborne (actress), Mabel Van Buren (actress), E.D. Horkheimer (producer), H.M. Horkheimer (producer), Joseph E. Howard (writer), Henry King (director),

Plot: Seductive vamp La Belle ( Lillian Lorraine ) sets out to steal Jack Holmes ( Henry King )away from his loving wife Mary ( Mabel Van Buren ). He foolishly spends every penny on the vamp , leaving his wife almost destitute. La Belle is killed by a jealous suitor and the evidence points to Jack. However, he is given an reprieve by the way of a letter written by La Belle claiming she had intended to commit suicide. Should his wife now forgive him ?.

Broncho Billy -- Gun-Man (1914)

Actors: Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson (actor), Joe Cassidy (actor), Bill Cato (actor), Thomas J. Crizer (actor), Emory Johnson (actor), Jack Roberts (actor), Patrick Rooney (actor), Carl Stockdale (actor), Harry Todd (actor), Lee Willard (actor), Jack Woods (actor), Marguerite Clayton (actress), Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson (director),

Bunny's Dilemma (1913)

Actors: John Bunny (actor), Wally Van (actor), Flora Finch (actress), Lillian Walker (actress), Wilfrid North (director),

Plot: John Bunny gets into an awful stew when he hears from his Aunt Eliza that she is coming to visit him and that she is bringing along her cousin, Jean, whom she wishes him to marry. He doesn't at all like the idea of abandoning his bachelor life and appeals to his friend, Jack Holmes, for aid. Jack is persuaded to masquerade as Bunny, whom his aunt has never seen, while Bunny himself gets into feminine garb and poses as the cook. As soon as he sees Jean, Bunny wishes to disclose his identity but cannot very well see his way clear to doing it. He is racked by all the fires of jealousy whenever be sees Jack flirting with her, which happens frequently. Having himself very much fallen in love with the lady, be decides to tell her of the little deception, and writes a letter to her, pushing it under the door of her room. In the letter he asks her to meet him in the arbor at the foot of the garden early nest morning. Aunt Eliza hears Joan as she passes down the stairs, and rushing out upon her, catches her and brings her into the room. Then she sees the letter in the girl's hand and grabs it. Aunty declares that Joan shall not keep the appointment in the garden, but that she will go in her place. This she does, her face covered with a heavy veil so that it cannot be seen. Bunny is delighted when he sees the lady coming down the path towards the arbor, and soon begins to flirt with her. He gets the surprise of his life, however, when he raises her veil to kiss her, and finds that he has been making love to his aunt instead of to his pretty second-cousin. Still more agony is piled upon him when he finds that Jean and Jack have been hidden behind the bushes, watching the whole of the proceedings. The sight of Bunny's crest-fallen face makes even the stern visage of Aunt Eliza relax a little, and she allows the triumphant Jack to bear off Jean, who goes as a willing captive. Bunny, after meditating on his sins for a while, makes up his mind that it is ail right after all. No wedding bells for him.