Fate's Interception (1912)
The representative of an American Syndicate comes to Mexico to look over some land. While there, he pays considerable attention to the little Mexican girl, at whose home he is a roomer. The girl falls deeply in love with the American, who wins her absolute confidence. When the time comes for his departure, he of course cannot take her with him, and when he says goodbye, she realizes how false his promises were. Her love for the American now turns to bitter hate, so she agrees to marry her erstwhile sweetheart, whom she threw aside for the American, if he will avenge her wrong. This he consents to do.
Director: D.W. Griffith
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Mary Pickford as The Mexican Girl |
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Wilfred Lucas as The American |
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Charles Hill Mailes as The Mexican Sweetheart |
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Frank Opperman as The Old Man |
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Robert Harron as The Errand Boy |
| Directing | D.W. Griffith | Director |
| Writing | George Hennessy | Writer |
