Drama
George Peabody is a young man who has been giving free rein to his inclinations, the principal one being drink. One might have concluded he was lost, but there was the chance which the hand of Providence always bestows in the person of pretty little Ruth King, who had secretly loved George since their childhood days. She succeeds in persuading him from his reckless life, and he determines to cut off from his old loose companions by going out West and making a man of himself. Bidding Ruth and her mother good-bye, he realizes that he loves his little preserver and promises to return worthy of her love and confidence. They plight their troth with their first kiss and a heart shaped locket, which Ruth wears, she breaking it in two, giving George one side while she retains the other, which symbolized the reunion of their hearts with his return.
Directed by
D.W. Griffith
Written by
D.W. Griffith
Billy Quirk
Outside Company Office
Robert Harron
Outside Company Office
James Kirkwood
At Bar Table
Mary Pickford
Ruth King
Henry B. Walthall
Mexican Man
Dell Henderson
George Nichols
Doctor / Outside Company Office
Owen Moore
At Bar Table / Outside Company Office
Kate Bruce
Ruth's Mother
Marion Leonard
Mexican Woman
Lottie Pickford
Arthur V. Johnson
Mr. Joplin
Gertrude Robinson
Kate's Friend
Frank Powell
George Peabody
Anthony O'Sullivan
Outside Company Office

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