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| ~In the Sage Brush Country~ 1914 |
| Directed by: William S. Hart Written by: Thomas H. Ince (scenario & story) C. Gardner Sullivan (scenario & story) |
| ~Cast~ William S. Hart ... Jim Brandon Rhea Mitchell ... Edith Wilding Herschel Mayall ... Frank Wilding Kisaburô Kurihara ... Juan (as Thomas Kurihara) Frank Borzage |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Kay-Bee Pictures Distribution Company: Mutual Film Produced by: Thomas H. Ince Assistant Director: Clifford Smith Length: 2 Reels Runtime: 20 Minutes Released: December 25, 1914 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
William S. Hart's second directorial assignment, this is a typical Western story of the wife (Rhea
Mitchell) of a miner who, on her way to the bank with the payroll, is befriended by an outlaw in
disguise (Hart). The stage is held up by a Mexican bandit (Thomas Kurihara), who robs Hart of his
money. From the woman, the "greaser" wants nothing but a kiss, which she refuses. The bandit
kidnaps her, and she is about to suffer the proverbial fate worse than death when she is rescued by
Hart.
Plot Synopsis by Hans J. Wollstein, AllMovie.com
Mitchell) of a miner who, on her way to the bank with the payroll, is befriended by an outlaw in
disguise (Hart). The stage is held up by a Mexican bandit (Thomas Kurihara), who robs Hart of his
money. From the woman, the "greaser" wants nothing but a kiss, which she refuses. The bandit
kidnaps her, and she is about to suffer the proverbial fate worse than death when she is rescued by
Hart.
Plot Synopsis by Hans J. Wollstein, AllMovie.com
