Common Ground (1916) JESSE L. LASKY Presents Marie Doro in "COMMON GROUND" by Marion Fairfax FOUR MINUTE MEN N. P. Noble will speak on the Liberty Loan JESSE L. LASKY Presents MARIE DORO in "COMMON GROUND" Judge Evans listens to the false testimony. JESSE L. LASKY presents MARIE DORO in "COMMON GROUND" by MARION FAIRFAX Released on the Paramount Program CAST THE KID MARIE DORO JUDGE EVANS THOMAS MEIGHAN BURKE, a practical politician H. B. CARPENTER JAMES MORDANT, the "Man Higher Up" THEODORE ROBERTS DORIS, his daughter MARY MERSCH KELLY BILLY ELMER MRS. DUPONT FLORENCE SMYTHE HOUSEKEEPER MRS. LEWIS McCORD JONES, the valet DR. KELLAR SYNOPSIS Since Marie Doro's appearance in her first photoplay production for the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company, "The Heart of Nora Flynn," the public has been anticipating her second attraction called, "Common Ground." This elaborate photoplay, written by Marion Fairfax, in which Miss Doro has the support of such well known stars of the screen as Thomas Meighan and Theodore Roberts, tells the story of a yound girl's regeneration through the quickenig influence of love for a younng judge, who is the victi of a political conspiracy. Miss Doro, who already had achieved great success on the stage as one of the stars under the mnagemennt of the late Charles Frohma, has added to her reputation as an artist by reason of her recent photoplay productions. Thomas Meighan and Theodore Roberts who appear in leading roles with Miss Doro are both players who have won wide spread fame in Lasky productions. Mr. Roberts as a portrayer of character roles stands without equal in the screen world. Mr. Meighan has appeared inn leadig masculine parts with Blanche Sweet, Charlotte Walker and other Lasky stars and "Common Ground" mrks its first appearance in like capacity with the charming Miss Doro. with Marie Doro, Thomas Meighan and Theodore Roberts. Directed by William de Mille. Jesse Lasky/Paramount. More Information on this film...                                       This work (Common Ground (1916), by Paramount), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books None. Last Modified December 12, 2019