The Brute Master
Cast & Crew
Roy H. Marshall
Hobart Bosworth
Anna Q. Nilsson
William Conklin
Margaret Livingston
Scott R. Beal
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Madeline Grey, a young woman wintering in the tropics, is urgently summoned home to San Francisco. Accompanied by Walter Maxwell, a friend, she engages return passage on a schooner owned by Bucko McAllister, known as the Brute Master because of his tyrannical behavior. Once at sea, a crew member mutinies and sets the ship on fire after locking McAllister in his cabin. Maxwell, the crew and Madeline escape to a nearby island, thinking that McAllister is dead. On the island they discover that he is alive, and he takes charge of survivors. After constant contact with Madeline, his brutish nature mellows and he falls in love with her. In the meantime, Maxwell attempts to discredit McAllister by framing him for the theft of one of the native's idols, but McAllister exposes his treachery. When the rescue ship finally arrives, McAllister and Madeline remain on the island together.
Director
Roy H. Marshall
Cast
Hobart Bosworth
Anna Q. Nilsson
William Conklin
Margaret Livingston
Crew
Scott R. Beal
Hobart Bosworth
Leo H. Braun
Ralph H. Dixon
Ralph H. Dixon
W. L. Heywood
Harvey C. Leavitt
Charmian London
J. Parker Read Jr.
Carl Schneider
J. O. Taylor
F. J. Van Halle
Film Details
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Notes
Author Charmian London was Mrs. Jack London. The working title of the film was Bucko McAllister. A news item stated that the film was based on Charmian London's novel Bucko McAllister, but no information concerning the novel has been located. The film was shot at the Ince studios in Culver City, on the Santa Cruz Islands, in San Francisco, and at Balboa Beach, CA.