The Country Doctor (1927)
Drama | 22 August 1927
Director:
Rupert JulianWriter:
Beulah Marie DixCinematographer:
Peverell MarleyEditor:
Claude BerkeleyProduction Designer:
Anton GrotProduction Company:
De Mille Pictures Corp.It is possible that the stories by Izola forrester and her co-writer and husband, Mann Page, may have been original screen stories.
According to 7 Jul 1926 Var and 5 May 1927 LAT news items, William K. Howard was originally set to direct The Country Doctor, but was replaced by Rupert Julian prior to the start of production. ...
It is possible that the stories by Izola forrester and her co-writer and husband, Mann Page, may have been original screen stories.
According to 7 Jul 1926 Var and 5 May 1927 LAT news items, William K. Howard was originally set to direct The Country Doctor, but was replaced by Rupert Julian prior to the start of production.
In the rural community where Dr. Amos Rinker practices, the affections of Opal Jones and Joe Harding are opposed by the boy's father, Ira, who scorns Opal's mother as a sinful woman. Believing herself a handicap, the woman commits suicide; Ira then threatens to place Opal and her brother Sard in the poorhouse, but Amos takes them into his home, thus incurring the displeasure of Ira. Although Amos greatly desires a position at a new hospital, Ira's influence crushes all his hopes. Meanwhile, Joe is injured by a falling tree; Sard is dispatched for help in a blizzard; and when the city physician refuses to go, Amos braves the storm. Joe is trapped by a fire in the cabin, but Amos rescues him and performs a successful operation. With the coming of spring, Amos recovers from his arduous experience and the young couple find happier ...
In the rural community where Dr. Amos Rinker practices, the affections of Opal Jones and Joe Harding are opposed by the boy's father, Ira, who scorns Opal's mother as a sinful woman. Believing herself a handicap, the woman commits suicide; Ira then threatens to place Opal and her brother Sard in the poorhouse, but Amos takes them into his home, thus incurring the displeasure of Ira. Although Amos greatly desires a position at a new hospital, Ira's influence crushes all his hopes. Meanwhile, Joe is injured by a falling tree; Sard is dispatched for help in a blizzard; and when the city physician refuses to go, Amos braves the storm. Joe is trapped by a fire in the cabin, but Amos rescues him and performs a successful operation. With the coming of spring, Amos recovers from his arduous experience and the young couple find happier days.
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