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GRAPHIC CONSULTANTS LTD.

1972-0105

Film

12 of 12

1921

Plymouth

story by James K. Shields, directed by William Brotherhood, photography by, Freeman H. Owens, U.S.C., assistant director, P. Thad Volkman, art director, Frank Champury

Bruce Douglas, the boy, played by Gay Pendleton, Mary Douglas, the mother, played by Edith Mack, Bruce Douglas, the man, played by Walter Petri, Alexander Fairchild, played by Warren Cook, Edith Fairchild, the girl, played by Arline Blackburn, Edith Fairchild, the woman, played by Ruth Cumming, Joe Buckner, played by John Webb Dillion, Lorraine Buckner, the child, played by Aida Horton, Lorraine Buckner, the woman, played by Margaret Mosier, Hannah Dobbins, played by Nettie Davenport, Jeremiah Dobbins, played by William Calhoun, Postmaster, played by Richard Lee

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Ontario Motion Picture Bureau

Film set in the mining town of Brownville, where there are both rich and poor residents. Bruce Douglas, who works in the mine, saves the life of the daughter of his employer, Mr. Fanchild. In return, Mr. Fanchild sends Bruce to college and offers him a partnership in the business. Bruce, however, intends to become a minister to comply with the wishes of his dead mother. Mr. Fanchild, in a burst of anger, sends Bruce away. Bruce goes down to the "toughest town in Tennessee" to preach the gospel. There, his great personality and athletic ability help him to disband a gang and win the hearts of the people. The gang leader becomes a blacksmith. Later, the gang leader's daughter is persuaded to run away and marry a young man who turns out to be the no good son of Bruce's childhood sweetheart. Bruce sets himself to the task of straightening out all the various torn heart strings and eventually he succeeds.

Silent with English intertitles

DRAMA

Libre

~No Restrictions / Pas de restrictions

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