11 September 1921 Drama 29 mins
Norah Collison is a young woman who owns a huge timberland in Maine, full of white pines. As she arrives to take control of her company, the manager and agent are planning to log the woods and steal the pines.
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Huntley Gordon as Penn Thornton
Mary Astor as Norah Collison
Bradley Barker as Blyn Wiggins
Charles Slattery as Vincent Strott
United States 11 September 1921
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