The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln 1924

Fay McKenzie Sarah Lincoln Charles K. French Isom Enlow, Neighbor Calvert Carter Mr. Gollaher, Neighbor Madge Hunt Mrs. Gollaher Raymond Lee Austin Gollaher Ida Mae McKenzie Sarah Lincoln, 10 years old Ed Burns John McNeil Pat Hartigan Jack Armstrong, leader of Clary Grove gang Otis Harlan Denton Offut, Employer of Lincoln Jules Hanft James Rutledge Julia Hesse Mrs. Rutledge Louise Fazenda Sally, a country girl Robert Bolder A country politician William Humphrey Stephen A. Douglas William McIllwain Dr. Allen Fred Kohler Auctioneer at New Orleans slave market Robert Milasch Southern planter George Reehm Another planter Genevieve Blinn Mary Todd's sister, Mrs. Ninian Edwards Mickey Moore Willie Lincoln Newton Hall Tad Lincoln Francis Powers Richard J. Oglesby Homer Willits John Hay, Secretary to the President Jim Blackwell Tom, colored servant A. Edward Sutherland William Scott, Union soldier Frances Raymond Scott's mother Jack Rollings Union sentry Merrill McCormick Corporal of guard Frank Newburg Bixby, Union soldier William F. Moran John Wilkes Booth John Steppling Chairman of delegation Wanda Crazer Dancer Walter Rogers Gen U.S. Grant Alfred Allen Gen. George Meade James Welch Gen. Robert E. Lee Myles McCarthy Major, afterward General, Anderson Earl Schenck Colonel Rathbone Dolly McClean Miss Harris Cordelia Callahan Mrs. Surratt Dallas Hope Stable boy Jack Winn Ned Spangler Lawrence Grant Actor at Ford's Ivy Livingston Actress at Ford's Kathleen Chambers Another actress Henry Rattenbury Stagehand W. L. McPheeters Allan Pinkerton, Chief of Secret Service Willis Marks William H. Seward, Secretary of State Nick Cogley Simon Cameron, Secretary of War Charles Smiley Salmon P. Chase, Sec. of Treasury / Hugh McCulloch R. G. Dixon Gideon Welles, Secretary of Navy Harry Kelsey Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of Interior Joseph Mills Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General Fred Manly Edward Bates, Attorney-General William von Hardenburg James Speed, Attorney-General R. J. Duston William Dennison, Postmaster-General Dorothy Seay Abe Lincoln's step-sister Richard Johnson Bartender