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| ~The Money Corral~ 1919 |
| Directed by: William S. Hart Written by: Lambert Hillyer (scenario) Based on the story "Somebody's Fool," by William S. Hart |
| ~Cast~ William S. Hart ... Lem Beason Jane Novak ... Rose Herschel Mayall ... Carl Bruler Winter Hall ... Gregory Collins Rhea Mitchell ... Janet Collins Patricia Palmer ... Chicago Kate |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: William S. Hart Productions Distribution Company: Paramount Pictures Produced by: William S. Hart Cinematography by: Joseph H. August Assistant Director: Lambert Hillyer Length: 5 Reels Runtime: 50 Minutes Released: April 20, 1919 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
A lesser-known William S. Hart vehicle, The Money Corral casts two-gun Bill as a rodeo story. A
Chicago banker hires Hart to protect his riches from a criminal gang. The big-money scene finds Hart
roping and hog-tying the baddies, just as we knew he would. Eva Novak, one of Hart's favorite
leading ladies, provides the feminity to these rugged proceedings. William S. Hart is also credited
with the direction of The Money Corral, though as usual he relied upon a battery of faithful assistants.
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson, AllMovie.com
Chicago banker hires Hart to protect his riches from a criminal gang. The big-money scene finds Hart
roping and hog-tying the baddies, just as we knew he would. Eva Novak, one of Hart's favorite
leading ladies, provides the feminity to these rugged proceedings. William S. Hart is also credited
with the direction of The Money Corral, though as usual he relied upon a battery of faithful assistants.
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson, AllMovie.com
