The Truth of Fiction (1915)
Following a cattle roundup, rancher Burton provides a holiday for his cowboys. During the celebrations, they entertain Margaret with daring feats of horsemanship for "local color" for her story. A love triangle unfolds during the festivities. May, the rancher's daughter, grows jealous of the attention Charles gives Margaret. In a moment of anger, May agrees to elope with Jack. The subsequent publication of Margaret's book, helps the couple on the ranch understand their own love story.
Director: Henry Otto
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Winifred Greenwood as Margaret Terry |
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Pete Morrison as Charles Allen |
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George Field as Jack Drew |
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John Steppling as Bill Burton |
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Ann Forrest as May Burton |
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William Bertram as Sheriff |
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Frank Nicely as Sprout |
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Carl Morrison as Fither |
| Directing | Henry Otto | Director |
| Writing | Henry Otto | Scenario Writer |
