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Charles Ray | ... |
Bill Henry Jenkins
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Edith Roberts | ... |
Lela Mason
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William A. Carroll | ... |
Burton Rogers
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Bert Woodruff | ... |
Uncle Chet Jenkins
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Jennie Lee | ... |
Aunt Martha Jenkins
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Walter Perkins | ... |
E.J. Burroughs
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Walter Hiers | ... |
Salesman
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Frederick Moore | ... |
Salesman
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Directed by
Jerome Storm |
Written by
Julien Josephson | ... | (writer) |
Lois Zellner | ... | (story) |
Cinematography by
Chester A. Lyons | ... | (as Chester Lyons) |
Editing by
Ralph Dixon | ... | (as Ralph H. Dixon) |
Art Direction by
C. Tracy Hoag |
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Irvin J. Martin | ... | art titles |
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Thomas H. Ince | ... | presenter / supervisor |
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Enthusiastic Bill Henry Jenkins leaves the fields of southern Alabama to become a traveling salesman on bicycle selling electric vibrators. After ruining his bicycle running from a dissatisfied customer, he goes to his uncle's hotel in Jessup. He becomes the desk clerk after meeting beautiful Lela Mason, newly arrived from Iowa to take over an inherited farm. When she finds that the land is a worthless swamp, Bill wins $300 in a poker game and secretly buys it from her. A speculator discovers the land has oil in it and pays Bill $1400 which Bill gives to Lela's agent, Burton Rogers, to give to her. Rogers keeps the money and, trying to seduce Lela, tells her that Bill bought her land cheap knowing he could then sell it for a great profit. Lela believes Bill, who, buoyed by her faith in him, attacks Rogers with his vibrator. The latter confesses and gives back the money. Written by Pamela Short |
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Taglines | She looked good to Bill! And when the village skinflint started something, and Bill found her crying- well, folks never dreamed Old Man Henry's son had so much fight in him. A great, warm slice of human nature, garnished with smiles, sprinkled with pep, and served with speed by the "star who has everything." (Print Ad- Rocky Mountain News, ((Denver, Colo.)) 10 August 1919) See more » |
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Trivia | A copy of this film survives in the Russian Gosfilmofond film archive. See more » |