While traveling out West, John Maddox rescues Beatrice Clive, an English girl, from a dangerous cliff. Six years pass, during which Maddox becomes a wealthy rancher. Upon returning, Maddox finds the Bulverton estate is in jeopardy and Beatrice is engaged to the villainous Sir George Trenery due to financial desperation.
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Earle Williams as James Maddox
Louise Lovely as Beatrice Clive
Frank Leigh as Sir George Trenery
William Elmer as Bob Quentin
Jay Morley as Sgt. Dale
Bessie Eyton as Margaret Quentin
Lillian Langdon as Lady Dulverton
Audrey Chapman as Dolly Maddox
Bob Russell as Lord Dulverton
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United States 28 April 1919
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