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Where the West Begins (1919)
50 min | Western, Comedy

Where the West Begins (1919)

50 min | Western, Comedy

Luther Caldwell , a New York millionaire, encourages Cliff Redfern, the foreman of his Montana ranch, to take his twenty-four-year-old son Ned out West to cure Ned's boredom which led him to announce that he wants to die. Caldwell's ...See moreLuther Caldwell , a New York millionaire, encourages Cliff Redfern, the foreman of his Montana ranch, to take his twenty-four-year-old son Ned out West to cure Ned's boredom which led him to announce that he wants to die. Caldwell's daughter Prudence, who thinks that Redfern is uncouth, helps Ned avoid him, but after Redfern enters a fashionable restaurant, lassoes Ned, and drags him to a train, Prudence and her father follow. While Redfern reads a book on etiquette to polish his manners, Ned, excited by Redfern's stories, emerges from his sadness. For Ned's benefit, Redfern wires McCann on the ranch to stage a fake cattle rustling scene when they arrive, but McCann uses the opportunity to steal the herd and blame Redfern. When Prudence denounces Redfern, he pulls her onto his horse and rides off to trail the thieves. After McCann is caught and confesses, Redfern ropes Prudence from the platform of a train bound for New York, and they marry. Written by Pamela Short See less

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6 cast members

Name	Known for
William Russell Cliff Redfern Cliff Redfern See fewer	The Roof Tree (1921)
Eileen Percy Prudence Caldwell Prudence Caldwell See fewer	The Husband Hunter (I) (1920)
Cullen Landis Ned Caldwell (as J. Cullen Landis) Ned Caldwell (as J. Cullen Landis) See fewer	Lights of New York (1928)
Frederick Vroom Luther Caldwell Luther Caldwell See fewer	The General (1926)
Carl Stockdale Gunner McCann Gunner McCann See fewer	The Americano (1916)
Al Ferguson Blackthorn Kennedy (as Alfred Ferguson) Blackthorn Kennedy (as Alfred Ferguson) See fewer	The Three Musketeers (1933)