Anne of Little Smoky (1921)
When the government turns the Little Smoky region into a forest and game preserve, the Brocktons challenge their rights to use the area as they please. Forest ranger Bob Hayne , falls in love with Anne, daughter of the Brockton clan leader; but Anne is jealous when Bob defends Gita, a Gypsy princess, from unwelcome attentions and when the Gypsy later saves his life. Bob arrests Anne's father for breaking the game laws, but Brockton is acquitted when Anne steals the evidence. In a row following the trial, Bob is trailed by hounds when he is believed to have killed Ed Brockton. Anne dresses in Bob's clothes to mislead the hounds, and during a storm she finds Ed alive in Bob's cabin. Tom, Anne's brother who was shell-shocked in France, saves the Gypsy, whom he loves, from a renegade Indian, and both couples are happily united.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Edward Connor | Director |
| Frank S. Beresford | Writer |
| Edward Connor | Writer |
| John Stumar | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Winifred Westover | |
| Dolores Cassinelli | |
| Joe King | |
| Frank Hagney |
