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The Squaw Man (1914)
To save his family from disgrace, Capt. James Wynnegate takes the blame when his brother, Sir Henry, embezzles from a charitable fund. Relocating to America, James purchases a ranch in Wyoming and marries Nat-u-ritch, an indigenous woman. After the birth of the couple's son, James is startled by the arrival of Lady Diana, his brother's wife, who informs him that the nefarious Henry is dead.
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To save his family from disgrace, Capt. James Wynnegate takes the blame when his brother, Sir Henry, embezzles from a charitable fund. Relocating to America, James purchases a ranch in Wyoming and marries Nat-u-ritch, an indigenous woman. After the birth of the couple's son, James is startled by the arrival of Lady Diana, his brother's wife, who informs him that the nefarious Henry is dead.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Western
Written By:Cecil B. DeMille, Oscar Apfel
In Theaters:2/15/1914
Box Office:$533,446
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company
Cast
Cecil B. DeMille, Oscar Apfel
Director
Dustin Farnum
Capt. James Wynnegate
Monroe Salisbury
Sir Henry - Earl of Kerhill
Winifred Kingston
Lady Diana
Lilian St. Cyr
Nat-U-Rich
Mrs. A.W. Filson
The Dowager Lady Elizabeth Kerhill
Haidee Fuller
Lady Mabel Wynnegate
Foster Knox
Sir John
Richard L'Estrange
Grouchy
Jack Ellis
Parker
Raymond Hatton
Cowhand (uncredited)
Hal Roach
Townsman (uncredited)
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