Wagon Tracks (1919)
1919 · Silent film · 15 min · dir. Lambert Hillyer
- Western
Synopsis
Desert guide Buckskin Hamilton learns that his brother Billy has been killed, supposedly by Jane Washburn in self-defense. As he leads a long wagon train, Buckskin suspects that Jane's gambling brother Donald, and his confederate, Guy Merton, are responsible. When the entire train is put on short allowance in the desert, Buckskin shows tenderness for the helpless, and wins the admiration of Jane, who confesses that Billy did not annoy her. Buckskin forces Donald and Merton to walk in the desert…
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Details
- Director
- Lambert Hillyer
- Writer
- C. Gardner Sullivan
- Cinematography
- Joseph H. August
- Studio
- William S. Hart Productions
- Released
- 1919-07-28
- Running time
- 15 minutes
Cast & crew
Lambert Hillyer Director
William S. Hart
Jane Novak
Robert McKim
Lloyd Bacon
Leo Pierson
Bert Sprotte
Charles Arling
