The Kill-Joy (1917)
After her father dies while crossing the plains, young Billie is taken in by Bob, a wagon driver in the rough frontier town of Contentment. Though the suspicious townsmen initially resent her presence, Billie's cheerful innocence soon wins their hearts. When the scheming Crab arranges for her to be kidnapped by Indians, he eventually realizes his mistake and sets out to rescue her.
Director: Fred E. Wright
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Mary McAllister as Billie |
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Granville Bates as The Crab |
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James F. Fulton as Shoot 'Em Up Bob |
| Directing | Fred E. Wright | Director |
| Writing | Charles Mortimer Peck | Story |
