A Broken Doll

The narrative follows Tommy Dawes, a ranch hand who shares a close relationship with Rosemary, the disabled daughter of his boss, Bill Nyall. When Tommy accidentally breaks Rosemary's cherished doll, he takes a $20 gold piece from the foreman's mattress to buy a replacement. Unfortunately, on his way to town, he encounters trouble when he is ambushed by an escaped convict.

As a partially lost film, A Broken Doll represents a piece of cinematic history from the silent era. This film is part of the Allan Dwan Productions collection, showcasing the early work of director Allan Dwan. The cast includes notable names such as Monte Blue and Mary Thurman, contributing to the film's historical significance in the drama genre from the 1920s.