Young Wild West on the Border (1912)
Young Wild West and his party approach the Mexican border, and, believing themselves to be miles away from any town, they stop at a deserted house and there celebrate the Fourth of July. Pedro, the owner of the property, is informed that strangers have taken possession of the premises and immediately goes to dislodge them. Wild West pays the Mexican and orders him away. Leaving the Chinese cook in charge of the house, Wild West and his followers go to town. Entering a dance hall, they noticed a display of flags; the Stars and Stripes beneath the Mexican banner. Wild quickly changes the position of the flags and a big rumpus follows. The Mexicans are defeated. Pedro and his men swear to be revenged, and, accordingly, they swoop down upon the deserted house to rob the Americans of all their belongings. Wild West arrives in time to save the Chinaman from the hands of the marauders, while Pedro manages to slip away. Still bent on revenge, Pedro abducts Young Wild West's sweetheart. Arietta, who, after many thrilling incidents, is restored to her friends, while Pedro and his gang are railroaded to prison.
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GenresAdventure
Short
Western
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Al Christie | Director |
| David Horsley | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| George Field | |
| Victoria Forde | |
| Russell Bassett | |
| Lee Moran |
