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Summary: A family on the frontier lives under the father's rigid, military-style discipline, until the eldest son rebels when he is denied the chance to see his girl. He goes anyway that night and is barred from entering the house when he returns home -- the next day, homeless and lost, he spots a war party of Indians headed for his family's home and races off to find help. He returns with a patrol of cavalrymen and finds his family all alive and well, thanks to their training.
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DW GRIFFITH AT BIOGRAPH BY IRA H. GALLEN Upon their return to New York City in 1907 David and Linda Griffith were broke and in search of work in the theatre area in New York. Their searching was a futile effort, however; the theatrical season was an unusually slow one and the jobs were not frequently to be found. In their traveling trunk was stuffed unsold manuscripts, one act plays and full-length dramas, short stories and poems along with his meager items that had been sold; a short poem entitled "The Wild Duck", and a play, "The Fool And The Girl", which had opened and closed with little notice and even less success.
Their spirits were not raised nor a smile loosened by the prospect of a future with no writing sales foreseeable and a dead theatrical season. Yet each day found Griffith devising fresh plots and working on variations of existing ones. But each morning, as he faced his writing, he also had to face the fact that he was a failure.
He was as poor as he had been in his early acting days, but now he was no longer a vagabond; he was in his thirties and he was married. Linda was a perfect wife; she would stand by her husband now as she had done before, without questioning. They spoke of better times that lay ahead and dreamt the old dreams of the glory and money he would make from his writing. He sold a play once and he'd do it again. The writer in him clung to his craft, but the mature man knew that other action was necessary. (Less)
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