The Beckoning Trail (1916)
Carter Raymond is a New York playboy who squanders his inherited fortune. All he has left is an abandoned mine in California, so Carter goes West to work it. "Big Jim" Helton and his daughter Mary have been squatters on the mine for years, and "Placer" Murray, from an adjoining camp, has been trying to run them off. When Carter arrives, Mary shoots him, thinking he works for Murray. Mary soon realizes her mistake, and she and her father agree to nurse Carter back to health.
Director: Jack Conway
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J. Warren Kerrigan as Carter Raymond |
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Maude George as Georgette Fallon |
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Harry Carter as 'Placer' Murray |
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Harry Griffith as 'Big Jim' Helton |
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Lois Wilson as Mary Helton |
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Ray Hanford as Dodd (as Raymond Hanford) |
| Directing | Jack Conway | Director |
| Writing | F. McGrew Willis | Writer |
