King of the Pack (1926)
Selah Blair is treated badly by her stepmother, "Widder" Gasper, and her only friend is her dog, King. "Widder" Gasper's son, Bud, is a redneck, white-trash, bootlegging moonshiner in the Tennessee mountains in which they reside, and keeps a lustful eye on his step-sister. Kitty Carlyle, a Broadway actress, is on vacation in the mountains and her horse runs away with her. Selah saves her and Kitty give her a $1000 check as a reward. As soon as she cashes the check, to buy some store-boughten clothes,"Widder" Gasper tries to take it away from Selah, but King takes the money and hides it in a hole. "Widder" and Bud lock her up until she gives them the money. Cliff Sifton, Selah's sweetheart, is leading a boy-scout troop through the mountains and, with the aid of King, rescues Selah.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Frank Richardson | Director |
| James Bell Smith | Writer |
| Delos Sutherland | Writer |
| Edward Gheller | Cinematographer |
| Ray June | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Peter the Great | |
| Charlotte Stevens | |
| Robert Gordon | |
| Vera Lewis |
