Summary
In a riveting tale of rural naivety and urban duplicity, a callow simpleton, played by Billy Bevan, ventures into town and befriends two cunning 'city slickers'. These ostensibly affable companions subsequently converge on his hometown, where they attempt to exploit his father. As the narrative hurtles towards its climax, the protagonists seek refuge from a tempest in a domicile, where an array of eerie effects, facilitated by the capricious wind and involving various birds and animals, serve to unsettle and beguile the audience.
Synopsis
A rube (Billy Bevan) goes to town and gets in with two "city slickers" who afterwards turn up in his home town and try to victimize his father. The action finally leads to a house where several of the players have taken refuge from a storm and there are many spooky effects caused by the tricks played by the wind and in which birds and animals play a part.
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