The Love Special (1921)
Melodrama | 17 April 1921
Director:
Frank UrsonWriter:
Eugene B. LewisCinematographer:
Charles Edgar SchoenbaumProduction Company:
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.Jim Glover, civil engineer for a western railroad, is ordered to act as guide to the company president, who is on an inspection trip with his sister, his daughter, and Harrison, one of the directors. Jim helps President Gage get an option on property of Zeka Logan, but Harrison intends to acquire the property himself for use as a bribe to win the hand of Laura. Laura overhears the plot and with Jim's help plunges through a blizzard to reach her father. She ends up in Jim's ...
Jim Glover, civil engineer for a western railroad, is ordered to act as guide to the company president, who is on an inspection trip with his sister, his daughter, and Harrison, one of the directors. Jim helps President Gage get an option on property of Zeka Logan, but Harrison intends to acquire the property himself for use as a bribe to win the hand of Laura. Laura overhears the plot and with Jim's help plunges through a blizzard to reach her father. She ends up in Jim's arms.
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