13 November 1921 Western 8 mins
Doreon, a French-Canadian trapper, is in love with Babette, but she favors bad-boy Blake, who has skipped town to avoid arrest. Doreon vows to find Blake and bring him back. King, a corporal in the Mounties, aids Babette in returning Doreon to her.
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Tom Santschi as Doreon
Robert N. Bradbury Director
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United States 13 November 1921
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