Release Date: September 09, 1912 | |
Distributor: Film Supply Company of America | |
Reels: 1 | |
Brand: Flying A | |
Genre: Western Drama | |
Director: Allan Dwan | |
Writer(s): Allan Dwan, | |
Confirmed Cast: Jack Kerrigan, Jack Richardson, Louise Lester, Jessalyn Van Trump, Pauline Bush, | |
Story Summary: Away off, miles from civilization, lives Margy Cotter and Jim Walthers. Thier respective families were the only ones for leagues about. Then a party of cowboys arrived and the leader awoke the first faint dawn of feeling in the pretty, almost primeval, Margy Cotter. He died a violent death, that careless cowboy, and by the hand of the almost primeval man, Jim Walthers. - Moving Picture World, 9/14/12, p.1108 Review: A strange study of human life in half-wild, hill white people, who haven't taught themselves to conceal their emotions. It takes courage in a producer and in a scenario written to show the naked soul just as it is; one shrinks from it. Yet doing it is a true service. There is something in this picture that is in advance. One other excellent thing in this picture is its views of a beautiful country, which are finely photographed. MPW, 9/14/12, p.1076 |
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