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REEL NO. TITLE PRODUCER
the end, kind fate makes him a hero and wins for him the esteem of the pawnbroker and .the love of his daughter.
Rental, $5.00 per night
DA-704 to 711 "Wolf Lowry" Triangle
Featuring William S. Hart
William S. Hart takes the part of Lowry who is a sort of king of the desert country.
Tom Lowry, the owner of the Bar "Z" ranch, is a strong, grim, silent man, quick on the trigger, terrible in his wrath and a bitter and implacable enemy. There is only one fly in his ointment. A settler has dared to take up a claim in the valley, and when the news in brought to Tom he immediately sets off for the cabin to drive the intruder out of the country.
He is stunned when he meets the intruder and finds that she is none other than Mary Davis, the prettiest and sweetest girl he has ever seen. They quickly become friends, and she brings a softening influence into his grim life.
Duck Fanning, a designing real estate agent, also has his eye on Mary and is interrupted in a violent love scene by Lowry, who throws him out.
Through such situations as these the strong character of Tom is brought out up to the final scene, when he makes his great sacrifice for the girl who has come to mean everything to him.
Rental, $10,00 per night.
DA-712 to 21 "The Coward" Triangle
Featuring Chas. Ray and Frank Keenan
The brave Colonel Winslow, veteran of the Mexican War, lives in hope of a great future for his only son, Frank. At the outbreak of the Civil War, a recruiting station is opened in the Virginia village where the Winslows live, but Frank, obsessed with fear, enlists only after his father has threatened to kill him if he refuses. The very first night on picket duty the boy deserts and returns home. His father, in shame and humiliation, takes his place in the ranks. Frank hides in the garret when a Union force raids the village and overhears several northern officers discuss a weak point in their line. Fear departing, he holds them up and gets the plans. Then follows a thrilling ride to the Confederate camp. As he dashes across a bridge his father, on picket, shoots and horse and rider tumble into the swift current. The boy reaches shore, however, and with a knowledge of the enemy's weakness the southern troops win a great victory. Colonel, now private, Winslow, is summoned to headquarters, and when he learns that his son made the victory possible the stirring drama ends with their reconciliation.
Rental, $10.00 per night.
D.A. 724-32. "The Clodhopper" Triangle
Featuring Charles Ray
An Ince production featuring Charles Ray and redounding with heart interest. A majority of the scenes depict life in rural New England, opening with Charles Ray as Everett Nelson holding the plow handles behind a pair of plodding mules
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