Double Crossed

The story follows Frank Stratton, a young man from a wealthy family who finds himself in a precarious situation after borrowing a valuable bracelet and failing to return it. When a crooked detective named Jim Foley discovers the bracelet with Stratton, he blackmails him into signing a confession of theft, which he plans to exploit later.

As the years pass, Stratton is drawn back into a web of deceit when Foley blackmails him again regarding valuable papers from a political opponent. The relationship between Stratton and Foley escalates as both men navigate threats and coercion, ultimately leading to complications that test Stratton's resolve.

With performances by Pauline Frederick and Crauford Kent, Double Crossed presents a narrative rich in drama and tension. This film is an example of early 20th-century storytelling that reflects the societal issues of its time, making it a notable entry for collectors interested in silent film history and classic drama.