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The Cowboy and the Lady (1915)

Margaret Primrose is not permitted to see Ted North, who loves her, by her father, whom Ted's father ruined. To spite Ted, Primrose forces Margaret to marry Weston, a dissolute young millionaire, and Ted, heartbroken, goes West. Weston neglects Margaret and continues drinking. Seven years later, the Westons move West on the advice of his doctor to improve his health. Ted, meanwhile, has adopted the small daughter of a cattle rustler who was lynched by Ted's cowboys.
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Margaret Primrose is not permitted to see Ted North, who loves her, by her father, whom Ted's father ruined. To spite Ted, Primrose forces Margaret to marry Weston, a dissolute young millionaire, and Ted, heartbroken, goes West. Weston neglects Margaret and continues drinking. Seven years later, the Westons move West on the advice of his doctor to improve his health. Ted, meanwhile, has adopted the small daughter of a cattle rustler who was lynched by Ted's cowboys.

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Genre:Western
Directed By:Edwin Carewe
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In Theaters:4/12/1915
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Rolfe Photoplays

Cast

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Edwin Carewe

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Seth Miller Kent

Ted North

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Helen Case

Margaret Primrose

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Gertrude Short

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Fred Hornby

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Bert Hadley

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