The Beaut from Butte

The Beaut from Butte was released on June 27, 1913.

The Beaut from Butte was directed by Arthur Hotaling.

The Beaut from Butte has a runtime of 8m.

The Beaut from Butte was produced by Siegmund Lubin.

Bill Bragg comes East to visit relatives and friends. He is in full cowboy regalia, and cuts a wide swath while he is the guest of Mrs. Payne, whose pretty daughter, Nell, throws over Jack Scott for the dashing westerner, who is not afraid to shoot up a sheriff's posse. Bill tells all the girls exciting stories of his wonderful adventures and thrilling rescues. They think he is quite a hero and adore him. When Bill goes home, he leaves his photograph with all the girls, and they remain true to the attractive stranger. Then comes a letter from one of the town boys who went West. He has looked Bill up and encloses a snap-shot of Bill in his true colors, which shows him to be far from the romantic cowboy which he represented himself to be. The boys take the snap-shot over to the sewing circle to show the girls, and cupid gets on the job once more.

The key characters in The Beaut from Butte are Bad Bill - the Beaut (Walter Stull), cast (Frances Ne Moyer), cast (Mae Hotely).

The Beaut from Butte is a Comedy, Short film.