
Jes' Call Me Jim
Summary
In this pastoral tapestry of moral rectitude and industrial malfeasance, Will Rogers embodies Jim Fenton, a figure of unassuming benevolence whose rustic exterior belies a sharp, instinctive sense of justice. The narrative engine ignites when Fenton encounters Paul Benedict, a brilliant inventor whose soul has been hollowed out by the predatory machinations of Belcher, a villain of Dickensian proportions. Having been stripped of his intellectual property and cast into the ignominy of a prison cell through a labyrinth of perjury, Benedict is a ghost of a man until Fenton intervenes. The film oscillates between the bucolic serenity of Fenton’s world and the cold, calculated avarice of the urban industrial complex. As Fenton orchestrates a meticulously crafted odyssey of retribution, the story transcends simple melodrama, evolving into a poignant examination of dignity reclaimed. The reclamation of Benedict’s freedom is not merely a legal victory but a spiritual resurrection, facilitated by Fenton’s quixotic commitment to righting the scales of an unbalanced society.
Synopsis
Jim Fenton helps rescue a falsely imprisoned inventor and assists him in avenging himself on the man who robbed him of his invention and of his freedom.
Director

Jimmy Rogers, Irene Rich, Nick Cogley, Sidney De Gray, Bert Sprotte, Lionel Belmore, Will Rogers, Raymond Hatton
James G. Holland, Edward T. Lowe Jr., Thompson Buchanan










