The Good Bad-Man (1916)
1916 · Silent film · 50 min · dir. Allan Dwan
- Western
Synopsis
An eccentric outlaw, himself ignorant of his parentage, exhibits as the motive for the majority of his crimes his desire to aid unfortunate children. For instance, he robs a grocery store and gives the loot to a little orphan kid. Always cheerful, always smiling, he goes to such lengths as to hold up the Pacific Express to get the conductor's ticket punch. One day he rides into the alleged mine where Bud Frazer's band of bandits made their rendezvous. Just "Passing' Through," he replies to…
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Details
- Director
- Allan Dwan
- Writer
- Douglas Fairbanks
- Cinematography
- Victor Fleming
- Studio
- Fine Arts Film Company
- Released
- 1916-04-21
- Running time
- 50 minutes
Cast & crew
Allan Dwan Director
Douglas Fairbanks
Sam De Grasse
Pomeroy Cannon
Joseph Singleton
Bessie Love
Mary Alden
George Beranger
Fred Burns
