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Cast
| Jack Richardson | ... |
Captain Jack Rogers / John Rogers
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| Irene Hunt | ... |
Sally Randolph / Sarah Catherwood
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| Jack Livingston | ... |
Arthur Mason
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Graham Pettie | ... |
Jim Dawson
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Dorothy Hagan | ... |
Jane Allen
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| Walt Whitman | ... |
Mr. Catherwood
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| Mae Giraci | ... |
Girl (age 6)
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| Burwell Hamrick | ... |
Child (uncredited)
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Buster Irving | ... |
Child (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Raymond Wells | ||
Written by
| Lillian Ducey | ... | (story) |
| George Elwood Jenks | ... | (scenario) (as George E. Jenks) |
Cinematography by
| Gus Peterson | ... | (as G.C. Peterson) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Richard Donaldson | ... | assistant director (as R.M. Donaldson) |
Production Companies
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- Triangle Distributing (1918) (United States) (theatrical)
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Storyline
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Captain Jack Rogers returns home from the Civil War to find that his fiancée's father has broken his engagement to Sarah Catherwood because Jack's income is so low. Jack goes West to earn his fortune but soon hears that Pamela has wed her former suitor, Randolph. Heartbroken, Jack proposes to a widow, but their marriage is so unhappy that he leaves, taking his son John with him. In the town of Ten Strike, Jack robs a stage and is shot by a posse. The sheriff adopts little John, who grows to manhood nurturing such an intense hatred for the law that in his renowned law practice, he intentionally helps notorious criminals escape justice. Sarah's daughter, Sally Randolph, begs John to defend her lover who has been charged with murder, and John succeeds in winning his freedom, but upon the young criminal's release from prison, he is shot and killed. When John and Sally discover that their parents were in love, they marry and begin a new life together. Written by AFI |
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| Taglines | He hated the law and used it for his revenge Then love thunders at his conscience and changes him. (Print Ad- Oklahoma News, ((Oklahoma City, Ok.)) 2 July 1918) See more » |
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