The Winding Trail (1918)
To avenge her sister's disgrace and death, Audrey Graham leaves her theatrical engagements in New York, and in one of the caravans of the early '70's seeks Hell's Paradise, a mining camp to which Steele, the betrayer, has gone. The caravan nearly perishes in Death Valley, and Audrey, disguised as a child, goes to seek relief from a band of outlaws. Her subterfuge is perceived and she is given her liberty only on condition that she bring Steele to the bandit, who married a woman Steele deceived. Audrey keeps her word but turns aside the happiness within her grasp for the sake of the other woman.
Director: John H. Collins
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Viola Dana as Audrey Graham |
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Clifford Bruce as Zachary Wando |
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Hayward Mack as Alvin Steele |
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Mabel Van Buren as Lou |
| Directing | John H. Collins | Director |
| Writing | Katharine Kavanaugh | Writer |
| Writing | H.P. Keeler | Writer |
| Writing | June Mathis | Writer |
| Crew | John Arnold | Cinematography |
| Directing | Albert H. Kelley | Assistant Director |
