| ~Wolf Lowry~ 1917 |
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| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Tom "Wolf" Lowry (William S. Hart), the owner of the Bar Z ranch, tolerates no intruders into his life.
When he hears that settlers have entered his valley, he goes to confront them but has a change of heart
when he sees Mary Davis (Margery Wilson), a young woman who has come West to find her missing
sweetheart, Owen Thorpe (Carl Ullman). Mary nurses Lowry back to health after he is wounded by Buck
Fanning (Aaron Edwards), the real estate agent who sold Mary her claim, when Lowry prevents Banning
from raping Mary. Lowry soon falls in love with Mary and she agrees to become his wife, having lost all
hope of finding her former sweetheart. By coincidence, Lowry finds Owen, but when Owen and Mary
meet and plan to run away together, Lowry insists that she honor her agreement to wed him. On the day
of the wedding, however, Lowry has a change of heart and takes Owen and Mary to the minister and tells
him to marry the two lovers instead. Lowry then leaves Mary a note saying that he is going to Alaska.
Five years later, Mary and Owen are the parents of a young son, named Tom, and the recipients of a
letter from Lowry who now lives in isolation in Alaska. This picture doesn't have as much action as the
usual Hart story.
Plot Synopsis is a combination of plot synopses from allmovie.com and afi.com.
When he hears that settlers have entered his valley, he goes to confront them but has a change of heart
when he sees Mary Davis (Margery Wilson), a young woman who has come West to find her missing
sweetheart, Owen Thorpe (Carl Ullman). Mary nurses Lowry back to health after he is wounded by Buck
Fanning (Aaron Edwards), the real estate agent who sold Mary her claim, when Lowry prevents Banning
from raping Mary. Lowry soon falls in love with Mary and she agrees to become his wife, having lost all
hope of finding her former sweetheart. By coincidence, Lowry finds Owen, but when Owen and Mary
meet and plan to run away together, Lowry insists that she honor her agreement to wed him. On the day
of the wedding, however, Lowry has a change of heart and takes Owen and Mary to the minister and tells
him to marry the two lovers instead. Lowry then leaves Mary a note saying that he is going to Alaska.
Five years later, Mary and Owen are the parents of a young son, named Tom, and the recipients of a
letter from Lowry who now lives in isolation in Alaska. This picture doesn't have as much action as the
usual Hart story.
Plot Synopsis is a combination of plot synopses from allmovie.com and afi.com.
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Kay-Bee Pictures Distribution Company: Triangle Distributing Produced by: Thomas H. Ince Cinematography by: Joseph H. August Art Direction by: Robert Brunton Assistant Director: Clifford Smith Length: 5 Reels Runtime: 50 Minutes Released: May 27, 1917 |
| Directed by: William S. Hart Written by: Charles T. Dazey - writer Lambert Hillyer - writer |
| ~Cast~ William S. Hart ... Tom 'Wolf' Lowery Aaron Edwards ... Buck Fanning William Fairbanks ... Owen Thorpe Margery Wilson ... Mary Davis |
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