A Debut in the Secret Service

A Debut in the Secret Service (1914) is a drama film directed by Frederick Sullivan rated 9.0/10.

Lord Trevor and his ward, Nan Tremain are prominent figures in London society, as well as clandestine agents of the government. With the help of wealthy East Indian, Abdul, who posed as Trevor’s body servant, Nan dressed as a foreign noblewoman, recovers the plans of certain coast fortifications which had fallen into the hands of double agent, Col. Pfaff and would have been of irredeemable loss to her country had they reached another country.

Cast

James Cruze

Lord Trevor

Florence La Badie

Nan Tremaine - Lord Trevor's Ward

Nolan Gane

Jones - a dissipated Clerk

Justus D. Barnes

Abdul

Frank Farrington

Pierce - an Englishman

David Thompson

Sir Edward Wray - Secretary of Foreign Affairs

Claude Cooper

Arthur Bauer

Pfaff - a German Agent

Joseph Baker