Into the Desert (1912)
An American girl and her father were traveling in the Orient, and there they were joined by the young woman's fiancé. He knew the dangers of the country of old, but the girl laughed at his warnings and believed that the life and property were as safe as it is on Broadway, New York. The girl hired a dragoman, and took an excursion into the desert, despite her sweetheart's most emphatic warning. It does not pay to disregard the advice of the well informed, as the girl soon found to her cost, for the treacherous guide led her into the midst of a band of Arabs.
Director: George Nichols
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Marguerite Snow as The American Girl |
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James Cruze as The Arab |
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William Russell as The American Girl's Fiancé |
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Viola Alberti as The Arab's Wife |
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George Nichols as The American Girl's Father |
| Directing | George Nichols | Director |
| Writing | Lloyd Lonergan | Writer |
