To a Finish (1921)
Bill Terry, the virtual owner of the town of Half-Way, wants to gain possession of Joe Blake's ranch. He "plants" calves among Blake's cattle and then accuses him of rustling and orders the town clerk not to serve Blake. Doris Lane, the sheriff's daughter, who has been promised to Terry, loses faith in him when she hears his gang plotting against Joe Blake's son, Jim, the rival suitor. When Jim is wounded in a fight with Terry's men, Doris hides him; Terry and his gang leader, Wolf Gray, abduct Doris; but Jim defeats them in a gun battle and wins the girl he loves.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Bernard J. Durning | Director |
| John Stone | Writer |
| John Stone | Writer |
| Frank B. Good | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Buck Jones | |
| Helen Ferguson | |
| G. Raymond Nye | |
| Norman Selby |
