'Blue Blazes' Rawden

'Blue Blazes' Rawden was released on 1 de febrero de 1918.

'Blue Blazes' Rawden was directed by William S. Hart.

'Blue Blazes' Rawden has a runtime of 51min.

'Blue Blazes' Rawden was produced by Thomas H. Ince.

"Lady Fingers" Hilgard is the black sheep of a fine English family. He runs a dance hall at Lumber Cove and Babette is his favorite. But Babette turns her affections to Blue Blazes Rawden when he leads his men into the Cove for a spree, and Hilgard taunts him into a duel, the winner to take the money, the resort and the girl. Hilgard is killed, but Babette finds Rawden's gun has not been discharged and fires one shot, persuading Rawden that he shot in self-defense. Hilgard's mother and younger brother come to camp and the old lady shows a motherly affection for the man she believes to have been her boy's pal, but Babette, scorned, tells the brother Rawden killed "Lady Fingers," and unable to deny, Blue Blazes again hits the trail alone, in spite of Babette's frenzied entreaties.

The key characters in 'Blue Blazes' Rawden are Blue Blazes Rawden (William S. Hart), Babette DuFresne (Maude George), 'Ladyfingers' Hilgard (Robert McKim).

'Blue Blazes' Rawden is a Drama, Western film.

'Blue Blazes' Rawden has an audience rating of 5.9 out of 10.