Official movie poster for The Trapping of 'Peeler' White (1916), a thriller film

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White(1916)

12m1916-04-01
Thriller

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White Synopsis

Dick Benton is making a game attempt to start life all over again, after escaping from prison where he was confined for a crime he did not commit. "Peeler" White, who was really guilty, and who aided Benton to escape without telling the reason for his interest, stumbles across the young man who is now an express messenger. "Peeler" threatens to disclose his knowledge unless Benton aids him in a fake hold-up. The young man pretends to be a willing victim, but really warns the railroad detectives and "Peeler" and his companion find themselves in a trap on the train the following day.

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White (1916) is a thriller film directed by J. Gunnis Davis, released on April 1, 1916 with a runtime of 12m. It stars Helen Gibson, True Boardman, Roy Watson and Harry Schumm.

Director:
J. Gunnis Davis
Writers:
Herman A. Blackman
Production:
Kalem Company
Status:
Released

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White Cast & Crew

Main cast

Key crew

Directed by J. Gunnis Davis, written by Herman A. Blackman.

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The Trapping of 'Peeler' White – Frequently Asked Questions

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Who stars in The Trapping of 'Peeler' White?

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The main cast of The Trapping of 'Peeler' White (1916) includes Helen Gibson, True Boardman, Roy Watson, Harry Schumm and Scott Pembroke. The film was directed by J. Gunnis Davis. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was The Trapping of 'Peeler' White released?

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The Trapping of 'Peeler' White was released on April 1, 1916 and runs for 12m.