The Traitor (1914) THE TRAITOR by LOIS WEBER BOSWORTH Inc. The Traitor does not appear to have been officially released. There are no mentions of it in movie trade magazines. However, it definitely screened at two Pennsylvania theaters in December 1914. PRINCESS (Theater) The remainder of the program includes a superb Bosworth feature, "The Traitors," featuring the artistic players, Phillips Smalley and Lois Weber. These clever people have been turning out some remarkable subjects, and critics and reviewers declare that this feature is a most talented single reel subject ever thrown on a screen. "The Traitors" bears the distinction of having been the only one-reel felm that has ever been featured in electric signs at the Strand theatre, New York, where is proved a new epoch in film history. -- Reading News Times, Reading, Pennsylvania, December 14, 1914 AT THE THEATRES THE HIPPODROME -- "The Traitors," a Bosworth one-reel film, said to be one of the best one-part subject ever released in which Lois Weber and Philip Smalley take the leading parts.. are also included on the programme. -- Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, December 5, 1914 HIPPODROME "The Traitors," a Bosworth one-reel film, said to be one of the best one-part subject ever released in which Lois Weber and Philip Smalle take the leading parts... are also included on the program. -- Lancaster New Era, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, December 5, 1914 with Hobart Bosworth. Directed by Lois Weber. Bosworth/Universal. More Information on this film...                                       Books (none). Last Modified November 20, 2013