Bare Fists

The film follows Harry, whose father is killed in a gunfight. His mother insists that he swears off using a gun, forcing him to rely solely on his bare fists. The tension escalates when his little brother is branded by cattle rustlers, leading Harry to confront his promise.

As a 1919 Western, Bare Fists captures the essence of early cinema and reflects the genre's classic themes of justice and retribution. The film features a notable cast including Harry Carey and Betty Schade, both significant figures in the silent film era. Collectors interested in early Westerns or silent films may find this title appealing for its historical context and representation of the genre during this period.