When the Desert Was Kind (1913)
Marjorie Bowman and Harvey Ross are separated by unexplained circumstances; while he remains in their hometown, she drifts to one of the unsettled territories in the West. Marjorie is an attractive woman of strong personality and self-reliance, and very soon a very ardent wooer appears: Jim Duncan, a man of bad reputation and worse character, which he hides beneath a suave exterior whenever he meets Marjorie. The truth comes out when the sheriff receives notice that there is a reward placed upon his head.
Director: Rollin S. Sturgeon
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Robert Thornby as Jim Duncan - the Desperado |
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Mary Charleson as Marjorie Bowman |
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Charles Bennett as Harvey Ross |
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George Stanley as The Sheriff |
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Major J.A. McGuire as The Indian Chief |
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Anne Schaefer as The Indian Chief's Daughter |
| Directing | Rollin S. Sturgeon | Director |
