Summary
In the dust‑kissed expanses of the American West, Bill Moreland, a rugged cowboy whose reputation is as unblemished as the prairie sky, encounters the luminous Janet Ainslee, a stage actress stranded after a failed tour. Their chance meeting ignites a tender yet tempestuous romance that compels Bill to barter his prized hunting hounds for the fare that will ferry Janet back to New York's glittering theaters. Unwilling to let the distance dissolve their bond, Bill abandons the familiar cadence of cattle drives, trailing the bright lights of the metropolis. There, he discovers a predatory producer who offers Janet a coveted contract—on the condition that she surrender her virtue. Bill intervenes, rescuing her from the moral abyss and reclaiming the sanctity of their love. The pair elope in a modest ceremony, their vows echoing across the plains as they return westward, melding the rugged frontier spirit with the delicate artistry of the stage. Their union epitomizes a convergence of two worlds, underscoring the film’s meditation on sacrifice, integrity, and the transformative power of love.
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Cowboy Bill Moreland meets and falls in love with Janet Ainslee, a stranded actress. He sells his prize dogs to pay her way back to New York City and eventually follows her. Later, Bill rescues Janet from a producer who is willing to advance her career in exchange for her virtue. Bill and Janet marry and return west.
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