Acquitted (1916 film)

The police accuse innocent bookkeeper John Carter of having murdered a cashier. A reporter, who is in love with Carter's daughter, proves that Carter is innocent. After a time, Carter's daughter convinces his former employer to hire him back. ==Cast==

Bessie Love wore some of her own clothing as her wardrobe in the film. ==Release and reception==

The film was heavily censored in Ohio, with scenes of violence and drug sales and use removed before distribution. The film was well-reviewed. Wilfred Lucas received positive reviews for his performance in the lead role, as did Powell's direction. Bessie Love was positively likened to her contemporaries Mary Pickford and Mae Marsh. ==References==