Shipwrecked (1926)
Melodrama | 9 May 1926
Director:
Joseph HenaberyWriters:
Harold Shumate, Finis FoxProduction Designer:
Charles CadwalladerProduction Company:
Metropolitan Pictures Corp. of CaliforniaAccording to a column called "A Letter from Location in the Aug 1926 Picture-Play, exteriors were filmed on "Detention Island," a prison and former leper colony near Mazatlan, Mexico. Other sources identity that island as Maria Madre, ninety miles off the coast.
Copyright records list the film as 7 reels. .../I>
According to a column called "A Letter from Location in the Aug 1926 Picture-Play, exteriors were filmed on "Detention Island," a prison and former leper colony near Mazatlan, Mexico. Other sources identity that island as Maria Madre, ninety miles off the coast.
Copyright records list the film as 7 reels./I>
Loie Austin, an artist's model, is accosted by a ship chandler and shoots him in attempting to escape. She then tries to end her own life in the bay but is rescued by Larry O'Neil, a drifter employed as a cook on a steamer. Loie, with Larry's aid, stows away on his ship, disguised as a boy; but she is discovered by the domineering Captain Klodel, who, when notified of her crime, uses his knowledge of it as a weapon to force his attentions upon her. Larry intercedes in her behalf and thrashes him. A storm wrecks the ship, and Loie and Larry are stranded on an island, where they are befriended by a white trader. Klodel arrives and claims Loie as his prisoner, and believing she loves him, Larry gives way to dissipation; finally, he beats the captain and is reunited with the woman he loves just as the trader learns that her supposed vicitim has recovered after ...
Loie Austin, an artist's model, is accosted by a ship chandler and shoots him in attempting to escape. She then tries to end her own life in the bay but is rescued by Larry O'Neil, a drifter employed as a cook on a steamer. Loie, with Larry's aid, stows away on his ship, disguised as a boy; but she is discovered by the domineering Captain Klodel, who, when notified of her crime, uses his knowledge of it as a weapon to force his attentions upon her. Larry intercedes in her behalf and thrashes him. A storm wrecks the ship, and Loie and Larry are stranded on an island, where they are befriended by a white trader. Klodel arrives and claims Loie as his prisoner, and believing she loves him, Larry gives way to dissipation; finally, he beats the captain and is reunited with the woman he loves just as the trader learns that her supposed vicitim has recovered after all.
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