The Flames of Wrath

rdf:langString The Flames of Wrath

rdf:langString The Flames of Wrath

rdf:langString The Flames of Wrath

rdf:langString United States

rdf:langString Silent film

rdf:langString Maria P. Williams

rdf:langString John Burton

rdf:langString Charles Pearson

rdf:langString Maria P. Williams

rdf:langString Frank Colbert

rdf:langString Roxie Mankins

rdf:langString Western Film Booking Company

rdf:langString Samuel Ellison

rdf:langString The Flames of Wrath, is a 1922 American black-and-white silent crime drama film directed and produced by Maria P. Williams. The film stars Maria P. Williams and Frank Colbert in the lead roles. John Burton, Roxie Mankins and Charles Pearson have supporting roles. The film also the first film ever produced by an African-American woman. This is Williams' first and only film. The film begins with the murder and robbing of P.C. Gordon and one thief, C. Dates, is arrested. But he escapes prison and searches for the ring he buried. The story moves with searching of ring and the catching of Dates by prosecutor. The film consisting of five reels. The film reel was considered lost for decades until the UCLA Young Research Library obtained a single frame of the movie in the acquisition of George P. Johnson‘s papers in 1992. Then the film was released in 1923.