Rosie, a mannish individual, is the owner of the M. T. Ranch. Her niece, Barbara, comes to visit her, and she warns her cowpunchers to keep away from the girl. But they will not obey her. Even Bill, the cook, falls a victim. In anger, Rosie discharges everyone. The Mexican sees her pay them and resolves to steal her roll. He ties her in a chair and builds a fire that will soon reach her. Bill hears a noise, holds up the Mexican and rescues Rosie. The result is a double wedding between Milt and Barbara, and Rosie and Bill. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: No rating yet | |
Released: | February 24, 1917 | |
Genres: | Comedy Short Western | |
Countries: | United States | |
Companies: | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | |
Cast: | Billy Franey Gale Henry Lillian Peacock | |
Crew: | William Beaudine Jack Cunningham | |
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