The Idol of the North (1921)
Dance-hall girl Colette Brissac, brought up in the Canadian Northwest, refuses the protection of New Yorker Lucky Folsom, who later marries Gloria Waldron, an ambitious woman actually in love with engineer Martin Bates. When Bates drifts into the mining town, the miners, while drunk, force him to marry Colette. She nurses him back to health and they gradually fall in love. The arrival of Folsom and Gloria threatens to break up their marriage, and Colette prevents a fight between the two men by wounding Folsom, causing the latter to come to his senses and teaching his wife a lesson.
Director: Roy William Neill
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Dorothy Dalton as Colette Brissac |
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Edwin August as Martin Bates |
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E.J. Ratcliffe as Lucky Folsom |
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Riley Hatch as Ham Devlin |
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Jules Cowles as One-Eye Wallace |
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Florence St. Leonard as A Soubrette |
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Jessie Arnold as Big Blond |
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Marguerite Marsh as Gloria Waldron |
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Joe King as Sergeant McNair |
| Directing | Roy William Neill | Director |
| Writing | Frank S. Beresford | Writer |
| Writing | Tom McNamara | Writer |
| Writing | J. Clarkson Miller | Writer |
| Production | Adolph Zukor | Producer |
| Crew | Larry Williams | Cinematography |
