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For Exhibitors’ information or house organ, the players and the
story of “ THE WIDOW’S MIGHT
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THE PLAYERS
DICK TAVISH JULIAN ELTINGE
Irene Stuart ....Florence Vidor
Horace Hammer Gustave Von Seyffertitz
Mrs. Pomeroy Pomfret Maym Kelso
Red James Neill
Pete Larry Steers
Gob George McKenzie
Director William C. de Mille
Dick Tavish (Julian Eltinge), is an enterprising young New Yorker who decides there 'is money in cows’ and establishes himself as a rancher. After the novelty of this existence has worn off, he finds himself very lonely in spite of the occasional visits of his neighbors, Pete and Red.
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It is perhaps partly because of his loneliness that he falls in love with the idealized head of a girl on a fancy calendar sent out by a Chicago firm, whose president happened to be an old class mate of his. He writes his friendMi: about the girl appearing on the calendar and learns that she is the beautiful Irene Stuart who is making such a sensation at Coronalto, a nearby fashionable resort.
When, soon after, Dick learns that he must go to Coronalto to see Horace Hammond, the man who sold him his ranch and whom he believes has put over a crooked deal, he is delighted for he realizes that he will see Irene Stuart with whose picture he is in love, as well as getting a clear title to his ranch by proving Hammer a crook.
We next see Dick accompanied by Red, his pal, registering in the lobby of the hotel at Coronalto. Irene sees him and recognizes him as the man who had admired her picture for the President of the company was her friend as well as Dick’s old class mate and had told her of the rancher’s admiration of her picture.
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