In the lonely wilds of Southern California there stands a rural tavern, kept by an old trapper, who had been widowed years ago; his wife leaving him a most precious legacy in the being of a pretty daughter.
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George Gebhardt as Mexican
Edward Dillon as Father
Florence Auer as Mother
Marion Leonard as Daughter
Harry Solter as Old Man
D.W. Griffith Director
United States 24 July 1908
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11 September 1908
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18 September 1908
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29 December 1908
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10 February 1908
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07 April 1908
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03 September 1908
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