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Kalem Co-mpaxv — The International Producers.
HIDING FROM THE LAW
A Modern TwoAct Drama CAST
]!ruce, a successful surgeon GUY COOMBS
his stage-struck wife MARJORIE COHAN
a brutal trapper JOHN E. MACKIN
ANNA NILSSON
ROY DAINES
Producer. GUY COOMBS
Released Friday, July 9lh
Clifton Estelle,
Jacques,
Rita, his wife
Thompson, theatrical manager
Author, MRS. OWEN BRONSON
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Her head turned because of her success as an amateur actress, ■ Estelle determines upon the stage as a career. Her opportunity comes when Clifton, her husband, goes to the mountains in search of health following a breakdown due to overwork.
Clifton meets Rita, the wife of Jacques. warm friendship springs up between the two. Jacques, brutal and overbearing, regards this with suspicion. While intoxicated, the trapper beats Rita. The girl flees from their cabin. Late that night, Clifton finds her unconscious near his house.
The surgeon carries Rita into the cabin and finds her suffering from a badly wrenched ankle. Jacques, in the meantime. searches for his wife. He finally finds her under Clifton’s care. Wild with jealousy, the trapper attacks the surgeon and is beaten down. Believing
he has killed the man, Clifton flees with Rita and takes refuge in a cave.
Jacques is found by a detective employed by Estelle. The latter seeks to obtain a divorce. Upon recovering consciousness, the trapper tells his story. The man is induced to accompany the detective back to the city, where, as the result of a contemptible plot, Estelle succeeds in obtaining her freedom.
Jacques receives $1,500 for his work. Rack to the mountains he goes. The money he displays excites the cupidity of a couple of mountaineers. Later, Clifton witnesses an attack made by the latter upon the trapper. Although the surgeon interferes, he comes too late to save Jacques’ life. The latter recognises Clifton and, with his dying breath, tells him of what had taken place in the city. Hastening back to the cave, the surgeon imparts the news to tlie girl he loves.
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