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  • A Western Bride (1911)
  • Short | Short, Western
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A Western Bride (1911)
Short | Short, Western

Unable to stand her husband's drinking habits and abuse, Mrs. Allen is forced to leave him. The sheriff gives her shelter, and the next day her child is born. The sheriff celebrates the arrival of the little stranger at his home in typical...See moreUnable to stand her husband's drinking habits and abuse, Mrs. Allen is forced to leave him. The sheriff gives her shelter, and the next day her child is born. The sheriff celebrates the arrival of the little stranger at his home in typical western fashion. A week later Mrs. Allen dies, her husband watching her last moments through the window. He leaves the locality and eventually becomes a bandit. The sheriff adopts the motherless babe and she grows to womanhood, protected and beloved by the hardy men of the camp. Her wedding is made a big celebration, and Allen, returning, sees the guests and follows them, planning to hold them up. He is led to the same window through which he saw his wife die, and realizes that the girl is his own child. Overcome with remorse and regret of his misspent life, he staggers away vowing to thereafter follow the path of honesty. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Oct 17, 1911 (United States)

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