Prisoners of the Pines (1918)
Hillaire Latour, a warmhearted Canadian trapper, marries Rosalie Dufresne and then travels into the woods to seek his fortune as a lumberman. At the camp, he befriends "Spud" Lafferty, who for six years has tried unsuccessfully to return home with his money, each time falling prey to a beautiful woman who works in the saloon "down the hill." When Hillaire learns through a letter that he is a father, he asks for his money and begins the journey home, but on his first night away from camp, he enters the saloon, where he is robbed by the beautiful Louise.
Director: Ernest C. Warde
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J. Warren Kerrigan as Hillaire Latour |
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Lois Wilson as Rosalie Dufresne |
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Walter Perry as 'Spud' Lafferty |
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Claire Du Brey as Louise |
| Directing | Ernest C. Warde | Director |
| Writing | Kenneth B. Clarke | Story |
