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1913
10m

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Two husky westerners, Bud Lee and Curt Bludsoe, have formed an attachment for the trig daughter of the stage agent, Pearl Tollifer. The men conclude to settle the difficulty of debate by fis... Read allTwo husky westerners, Bud Lee and Curt Bludsoe, have formed an attachment for the trig daughter of the stage agent, Pearl Tollifer. The men conclude to settle the difficulty of debate by fists and have a fight behind the station, in which Bludsoe has his name illustrated at the h... Read allTwo husky westerners, Bud Lee and Curt Bludsoe, have formed an attachment for the trig daughter of the stage agent, Pearl Tollifer. The men conclude to settle the difficulty of debate by fists and have a fight behind the station, in which Bludsoe has his name illustrated at the hands of more skillful foe. Disgruntled over the "claret" effusion on his hickory shirt, Bl... Read all

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Pictures with a name like this are likely to have old plots

A good story pictured by William Duncan and his regular company. The plot, it does not need to be said, is strictly old; all pictures with a name like this are likely to have old plots, but its incidents, with one exception, have been very well and logically chosen and there is freshness in the backgrounds that give good atmosphere to the story. The incident of the dying tramp was more useful to the story than convincing. A good offering. - The Moving Picture World, October 25, 1913