A Bad Little Good Man (1917)
Texas Tommy enters the dance hall of Peaceful Gulch. A rough-house is on, and Texas Tommy finds himself a living bone of contention. Things look bad for Tommy, when suddenly a large and loving lady clasps him in her arms saying that he belongs to her and that she will protect him. Idaho Ida bore the reputation of being a woman of her word. Also her gun was man-sized. Also she has a double cartridge belt that went all round her, and was crammed full of bullets. So all respected her wishes - all but Montana Joe, who decides to steal the fickle charmer, and engages two Mexican lariat throwers for the purpose. When they made known their sinister intention, Texas Tommy loses his faith in womankind, and escapes. Mounted on their horses the villains rope Ida and attempt to drag her to them. But not in vain had she been called the terror of Peaceful Gulch. She dragged the villains from their horses, and might have succeeded with it if Joe had not attacked her from the rear. Tommy took refuge in a deserted cabin, and to this remote spot Joe now bore his kicking prize. The Mexicans were sent headlong for a minister. But Tommy saw his chance, and felled Joe with a terrific blow. Ida fell into the arms of her rescuer just as the minister arrived.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| William Beaudine | Director |
| King Vidor | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Mathilde Comont | |
| Henry Murdock | |
| Eddie Baker |
