Jules of the Strong Heart (1918)
Jules Lemaire, a happy-go-lucky French-Canadian lumberman, arrives at the Nemo lumber camp carrying a baby. His love for the child wins him the respect of Joy Farnsworth, the daughter of the camp's foreman, but this arouses the jealousy of Big Jim Burgess, the camp bully. Burgess incites the men to strike when the delivery of their paychecks is delayed because of a storm, whereupon Jules offers to cross the river and retrieve the payroll. Burgess volunteers to accompany Jules, but after their departure, he ties the lumberman up and attempts to torture him into giving up the order of delivery for the money. In the meantime, a stranger appears at the camp and tells Joy that Jules had been caring for his child while he was in England. Joy and the stranger rescue Jules and turn Burgess over to the foreman, after which Joy proposes to the French-Canadian.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Donald Crisp | Director |
| William Merriam Rouse | Writer |
| Frank X. Finnegan | Writer |
| Harvey F. Thew | Writer |
| Faxon M. Dean | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| George Beban | |
| Helen Jerome Eddy | |
| Charles Ogle | |
| Raymond Hatton |
