Films
- Monsieur Lecoq (Fr., B&W, 1914)
- Monsieur Lecoq (US, B&W, 1915)
- Dir/Wri: Maurice Tourneur.
- Cast: William Morris (Lecoq), Alphonse Ethier, Florence La Badie, Reginald Barlow.
- The Family Stain (US, B&W, 1915)
- Dir/Wri: Wil S. Davis.
- Cast: Dixie Compton, Frank Evans, Carl Gerard, Stephen Grattan, Edith Hallor.
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