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â– THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
''GUILTY"
A-N IMP Two-Reel Drama which features Harry Carey, with Edith Johnson, in one of those Henry McRae pictures which have just one punch after another. The story was written by Ben Cohn and the scenario by William Parker. After a thrilling fight with kidnappers, Carey rescues the girl by a dare-devil leap from one motorboat to another.
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T is unusual for a Henry McRae picture to be released as an Imp, but this one came naturally under that classification. To most of the fans a release by any brand name would be as sweet, if it gave Harry Carey a chance to fight for his life and the honor of a girl against impossible odds. He has two of them in this and rescues her on both occasions just in the nick of time. He does it while wearing the ordinary dress of an every-day man, too, without any of the adjuncts of chaps, sombrero or six-shooter, which help to strike terror to the heart of an enemy. The story runs like this:
Ramon Valentine, an author of socialistic tendencies, who is living In the slums to gather material for a novel, finds himself under suspicion of murder. He has attempted to as
CAST.
Ramon Harry Carey
Copeland E. N. Wallack
Captain L. C. Shumway
Nedra Peggy Coudray
Benton Lee Hill
Grace Edith Johnson
Her Uncle Marc Fenton
sist a poor family who are threatened with eviction by Copeland, a millionaire tenement house owner. He gains the enmity of Barnes, a detective, who comes to arrest him for the murder, and only the confession of Joe Pagliano saves Ramon from being charged with Copeland's death.
Joe tells of murdering Copeland because he turned a deaf ear to Joe's pleas that his baby was starving and he could not pay his rent, and then dies from wounds received in the battle with Copeland. Ramon assists
the Pagliano family and becomes interested in Nedra, Joe's eighteenyear-old daughter. This growing love is blasted by Jimmy, a slum boy, who has been acting as Ramon's ferret. He says that Nedra is associaited with a band of thieves. Ramon goes that night to see for himself. While Nedra is breaking into a house Ramon sees a beautiful girl beingkidnapped. He recognizes her as a girl whose life he saved in a thrilling auto accident. He battles with the kidnappers, but is outnumbered. They pursue Ramon and the harbor police engage in a running duel as the kidnappers are fleeing with the girl in a motorboat. Ramon rescues the girl in the nick of time.
Grace recalls Ramon's previous heroism in saving her life, and it is evident that Ramon has foimd sonie one who is going to become the heroine of his real life novel.