~The Man From Lost River~
1921
~Plot Synopsis~
Frank Lloyd's competent directing kept this typical Northwoods drama from sinking too far into the
realm of the ordinary. Fosdick, a soft New York society man (Allan Forrest), tries to toughen up by
becoming a lumberjack in the Northwoods. He marries Marcia, an orphan at the camp (Fritzi
Brunette), but soon he tires of the hard life there and returns back East. Marcia is left behind,
destined to be forgotten until oil is found on her land. Fosdick, who has worn out his welcome with
his relatives, finds out about the oil strike and returns to her, much to the disgust of foreman Barnes,
who loves the girl (House Peters). When Marica comes down with a contagious disease, Barnes
forces the cowardly Fosdick to care for her. Fosdick becomes ill himself, and dies. Marcia, who has
feared Barnes all along, finally comes to the realization that he is all man -- and all hers.

Plot Synopsis by Janiss Garza, AllMovie.com
Directed by: Frank Lloyd

Written by:
Lambert Hillyer - writer
Arthur F. Statter - writer

Based on the story by Katharine Newlin Burt.

House Peters ...  Barnes
Fritzi Brunette ...  Marcia
Allan Forrest ...  Fosdick
James Gordon ...  Rossiter
Monte Collins ...  Mr. Carson
Milla Davenport ...  Mrs. Carson
~Remaining Credits~

Produced and Released by Goldwyn Pictures Corporation

Cinematography by: Norbert Brodine

Length: 6 Reels
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Released: November 1921
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