Pals in Paradise (1926)
Melodrama | 22 November 1926
Director:
George B. SeitzWriters:
Albert G. Kenyon, Will M. RitcheyCinematographer:
George BenoitProduction Designer:
Charles CadwalladerProduction Company:
Metropolitan Pictures Corp. of CaliforniaThe Aug 1926 AmCin reported that the production would be spending two weeks at Lake Arrowhead, ... More Less
The Aug 1926 AmCin reported that the production would be spending two weeks at Lake Arrowhead, CA. More Less
Bill Harvey, a young prospector who has taken over a mining claim belonging to the now-deceased John Howard, strikes gold and precipitates a rush to the California site. With Esther and Abraham Lezinsky, he establishes a town known as Paradise. Geraldine, Howard's daughter, arrives with a claim to her father's mine. Kenton, who has a police record, convinces Jerry that she should fight him and speaks disparagingly of Bill. Jerry accuses Bill of stealing her claim papers, then discovers that he is innocent; however, when he tells her Kenton is a crook, she indignantly declares herself engaged to him. Kenton and his henchmen stage a raid on the express office, and Bill arrests him--winning the confidence and finally the love of ... + −
Bill Harvey, a young prospector who has taken over a mining claim belonging to the now-deceased John Howard, strikes gold and precipitates a rush to the California site. With Esther and Abraham Lezinsky, he establishes a town known as Paradise. Geraldine, Howard's daughter, arrives with a claim to her father's mine. Kenton, who has a police record, convinces Jerry that she should fight him and speaks disparagingly of Bill. Jerry accuses Bill of stealing her claim papers, then discovers that he is innocent; however, when he tells her Kenton is a crook, she indignantly declares herself engaged to him. Kenton and his henchmen stage a raid on the express office, and Bill arrests him--winning the confidence and finally the love of Jerry. + −
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