Her Cowboy Lover (1911)
Clarice Martin, of New York, goes west to visit her cousin Mary and her uncle John. She is engaged to Harry Brady. The match has been made by her parents. She thinks she loves him, but does not. He does not like her going west and makes her promise to write every day. Out west Clarice meets with Karl Courtleigh, a cowboy. With him it is a case of love at first sight and Clarice gradually learns what love really is. She is very unhappy between love and duty. Harry becomes dissatisfied and resolves to go west on his vacation and find out how matters stand. He does not like the tone of Clarice's letters. He goes west to ask an explanation. Clarice, without mentioning Karl, tells him that she is doubtful of her love and asks to at least postpone the wedding. He upbraids her for faithlessness and insists that she keep her bargain, marry him at once and return east. She consents. She has a final interview with Karl, who discovers that she really loves him and determines to have her if she will consent. He tells her if she changes her mind to signal him even from the auto on the way to church and he will make her his. Harry makes himself disagreeable and domineering and Clarice resolves to give the signal. Karl waits for the auto and as it passes picks Clarice from the car and takes her onto the back of his horse. They cut across country and are married and Harry follows just in time to be too late. Stung.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Rollin S. Sturgeon | Director |
| Cast | Role |
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| Edith Storey | |
| Bob Burns | |
| Lillian Christy | |
| William R. Dunn |
