Wild Oats Lane

Wild Oats Lane (1926)

Drama

After leaving Sing Sing for serving time for theft, The Boy drifts into a small Pennsylvania town and falls in love with Marie, an innocent local girl. The Boy leaves for New York, first obtaining Marie's promise to follow him in a week to become his wife. The Boy runs into some of his former associates in crime, however, and they hold him prisoner until they can pull off a big job. Meanwhile, Marie arrives in the city, and there is no one to meet her. Ashamed to return home, Marie supports herself by prostitution until she is reformed by a kindly priest, who, unknown to her, is also attempting to help The Boy, who has become a dope fiend. The Boy and Marie finally meet and are reconciled. The priest then sends for her parents, and Marie and The Boy are married.

Director: Marshall Neilan

Casts

	Viola Dana as Marie, the Girl
	Robert Agnew as The Boy
	John MacSweeney as The Priest
	Margaret Seddon as The Mother
	George Barnum as The Father
	Jerry Miley as The Dude
	Scott Welsh as The Detective
	Robert Brower as The Kleptomaniac
	Eddie James as The Gangster
	Mitchell Lewis as The Bum
	Jack Kenny as (uncredited)

Crew