True Blue (1918 film)
True Blue (1918 film) is a silent Western film directed by Frank Lloyd and starring William Farnum, Katherine Warne, and Charles Clary. The film was produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation.
Synopsis: The story revolves around Bob McKeague (William Farnum), a cowboy falsely accused of a crime. He flees into the wilderness to prove his innocence. He encounters and helps a woman, Alice Andrews (Katherine Warne), and together they face various dangers while McKeague seeks to clear his name and bring the real criminals to justice. The film features themes of honor, perseverance, and the triumph of good over evil.
Cast:
- William Farnum as Bob McKeague
- Katherine Warne as Alice Andrews
- Charles Clary as Jud McGraw
- Buck Jones as Dynamite Burns
- Harry Spingler as Jess
Production: The film was shot in California. Frank Lloyd, a prolific director of the silent era, is known for his work in various genres, including Westerns, dramas, and historical epics.
Status: The film is considered lost. No known copies are known to exist.
Significance: While lost, True Blue exemplifies the popularity of Westerns during the silent film era. William Farnum was a popular star known for his roles in Westerns and adventure films.