Old Gorman's Gal (1913)
Dorothy Gorman is made the target for her father's selfishness, and inhuman brutality. Disgusted with life in general, she decides to many a man with money. Her old sweetheart Tom Jordan, pleads with her to marry him, but is told that she would be as bad off as she is now as far as luxuries were concerned if she married him. That afternoon a stranger arrives at Gorman's home and entices Dorothy. He tells the innocent young girl of the west of the bright lights and' the good times she can have when they arrive in the east. Their pleasure trip comes to an end rather abruptly when their run-about is struck by a passing mail train. The stranger is killed instantly. Some months later, Tom Jordan receives a splendid situation as the foreman of a large ranch. On the front porch of his magnificent home we see Dorothy embraced in the strong and manly arms of her loving husband, Tom.
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GenresShort
Western
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Arthur Mackley | Director |
| Cast | Role |
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| Arthur Mackley | |
| Virginia True Boardman | |
| True Boardman | |
| Jay Hanna |
