The Last of the Duanes
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Cast & Crew
J. Gordon Edwards
William Farnum
Frankie Raymond
Harry De Vere
Charles Clary
G. Raymond Nye
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Buck Duane, the son of an outlaw, wants to live peacefully, but, when he kills Cal Bain in self-defense, he must leave his Texas border town to hide in the hills, where he meets outlaw gangs, but refuses, however, to join them. While rescuing Jenny Lee, who was kidnapped years earlier by the Bland gang from being raped by Bland, Buck is wounded by Mrs. Bland, with whom he flirted to save Jenny. As Jenny nurses Buck, they fall in love. After she is recaptured and then rescued by the Texas Rangers, they pursue Buck, who outwits them and then surrenders. The captain of the Rangers orders Buck's pardon, if he will assist in capturing the two outlaws who killed Jenny's parents. During a bank hold-up, the outlaws are captured, but Buck is seriously wounded. After the governor's reprieve, Buck marries Jenny and soon they have a large family of husky children.
Director
J. Gordon Edwards
Cast
William Farnum
Frankie Raymond
Harry De Vere
Charles Clary
G. Raymond Nye
Clarence Burton
Lamar Johnstone
Henry Hebert
C. Edward Hatton
Louise Lovely
Genevieve Blinn
Orra Gardner
Frederic Herzog
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This film opened in New York on September 14, 1919. Fox filmed Grey's story twice in the twenties: in 1924, with Tom Mix starring and Lynn Reynolds directing; and in 1930, with George O'Brien starring and Alfred L. Werker directing. Twentieth Century-Fox released another version in 1941, with George Montgomery starring and James Tinling directing.
