Nell Dale's Men Folks Trailer

Nell Dale's Men Folks Trailer (1916)

25 August 1916 Drama 20 mins

John Dale runs a small, decent road house on a main trail between distant towns. Nell is his right-hand man. Nell has a half-witted brother, Zeb. She keeps their house and tends the small bar in Dale's absence. Zeb is trusted only with simple, odd jobs about the place. Nell is self-reliant and well able to hold the guests of the place at their proper distance. She is devoted to her incompetent brother. Bart Trevis and young Remsen are rivals for her favor. Trevis is favored and Remsen is not. Through circumstantial evidence Trevis is involved in a crime, Though innocent, he dare not risk standing trial. He escapes to the road house, tells Nell of the fix he is in and asks her to jump the country with him. He remains hidden there for the day, Zeb nearly betrays him while the pursuing sheriff and his son also stop at the road house. But in the end Zeb makes a supreme sacrifice and Nell runs away with Bart at nightfall.

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Cast

Ann Little

as Nell Dale

Frank Borzage

as Zeb Dale

Harvey Clark

as Bart Trevis

Chick Morrison

as Bill Remsen

Crew

L. Guy Wilky

L. Guy Wilky Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 25 August 1916

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