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Pathex Motion Pictures 29
Tom Santschi in "The Heart of Doreon"
No. D 11 Two Reels $3.50
Doreon, a French Canadian guide, is in love with Babette. Blake, wanted for a bank robbery, hides his identity in the village just long enough to disturb Babette's attachment for Doreon. Scenting danger, he leaves suddenly, and Doreon, wanting Babette to be happy, follows him to bring him back. A corporal of the Canadian Mounted Police picks up Blake's trail, and he and Doreon capture the robber. Babette turns whole heartedly to Doreon.
Leo Maloney in ''Here's Your Men"
No. D 12 Four Reels $7.00
Once a week a Texas Ranger rides out of his way to see Mary Jane Rankin. Joel Rankin's temper gets him into an argument with Jenkins, a neighbor, over a cattle bill. The Ranger interferes, taking Joel's gun away. Joel visits Jenkins to pay the disputed bill, and after his departure, Jenkins is found dead. The ranch hands follow Joel, and are about to deal severely with him, when the Ranger arrives and shows Joel's gun which he has kept in his possession. Two discharged' punchers of the Jenkins ranch are proven guilty of the murder and the Ranger and Mary Jane take up their pastime of feeding the hens.
Leo Maloney in ''Double Cinched"
No. D 13 Five Reels $8.75
Lem Burke and Polly Gilmore, of neighboring ranches are to be married. Dr. Thorne, the clergyman, is held up by an escaped convict and robbed of his clothes. Meeting the bridegroom on the way, the convict comes to the wedding and marries them, but leaves hastily when he sees an opportunity to take some money which has been presented to them. The arrival of the bride and groom is complicated by visitors in the persons of the convict, the real clergyman and a sheriff's posse, and everything is soon cleared up.
Leo Maloney in "Lost, Strayed or Stolen"
No. D 14 Four Reels $7.00
David Phillips is forbidden to come to the Jones Ranch where his sweetheart Josephine lives until he pays a note he owes her father. Jones' son, following a pet cat, strays from the ranch and is lost. Phillips finds the youngster and leaves him at a neighboring place. A jealous rival leads Jones to believe that Phillips has kidnapped the boy, but eventually the truth is discovered by Josephine, Jones cancels the note and welcomes Phillips as a visitor again.
"The King of WUd Horses"
No. D 15 Two Reels $3.50
The Black Conqueror, ruling his herd high in the mountains, vanquishes a rival that tries to lure away his mares, and then is pursued by a man. The chase leads them into a forest fire where the man rescues the horse, wins his allegiance and then sets him free once more to rejoin his wild kingdom.