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| ~Singer Jim McKee~ 1924 |
| Directed by: Clifford Smith Written by: William S. Hart - story J.G. Hawks |
| ~Cast~ William S. Hart ... 'Singer' Jim McKee Phyllis Haver ... Mary Holden J. Gordon Russell ... Buck Holden (as Gordon Russell) Bert Sprotte ... Dan Gleason Patsy Ruth Miller ... Betty Gleason Edward Coxen ... Hamlin Glass Jr. William Dyer ... Hamlin Glass George Siegmann ... 'Brute' Bernstein Baby Turner ... Mary Hold, as a baby Lloyd Talman ... Bit Role (uncredited) |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: William S. Hart Productions Distribution Company: Paramount Pictures Cinematography by: Dwight Warren Film Editing by: William Shea Presenters: Jesse L. Lasky & Adolph Zukor Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: March 3, 1924 Filmed on Location in: Sonora, California, USA |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Unsuccessful miners Jim McKee and Buck Holden disguise themselves as bandits and hold up a
stagecoach to provide money for the support of Buck's motherless daughter, Mary. The sheriff kills
Buck while McKee escapes with Mary. Fifteen years later McKee dons the bandit's costume again and
robs a motor coach to provide new frocks for the 17-year-old Mary, who is ashamed of her
old-fashioned clothes. The theft is traced through the serial numbers on the stolen bills, and McKee
is caught and sent to jail. On his release from prison, McKee returns to the hills; and there Mary,
realizing she loves him, goes to find him.
stagecoach to provide money for the support of Buck's motherless daughter, Mary. The sheriff kills
Buck while McKee escapes with Mary. Fifteen years later McKee dons the bandit's costume again and
robs a motor coach to provide new frocks for the 17-year-old Mary, who is ashamed of her
old-fashioned clothes. The theft is traced through the serial numbers on the stolen bills, and McKee
is caught and sent to jail. On his release from prison, McKee returns to the hills; and there Mary,
realizing she loves him, goes to find him.
