Open Places Trailer

Open Places Trailer (1917)

20 August 1917 Drama, Western 65 mins

Mollie Andrews is a little New England school teacher who goes out to Rawhide, Montana, to "teach the west" its manners. She is of romantic nature, and the picturesque statue and habits of Dan Clark impress her deeply. She marries him. Clark is a bad man at heart. He treats Mollie brutally after the first blush of honeymooning; then slays one of his own kind, and escapes across the border to Canada.

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Cast

Ruth King

as Mollie Andrews

Carl Stockdale

as Dan Clark

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 20 August 1917

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