The Scrappin' Kid

The story follows Bill Bradley, who lives in a modest home in the hills. After saving Betty Brent and her brother Mike from a tragic forest fire, he decides to take them under his wing. As the community learns that Betty is of age, tensions arise, particularly from a local committee led by Cliff Barrowes, complicating their lives further.

Bill's challenges escalate when he is captured by outlaws planning to escape. The film features notable performances by Art Acord, Jimmy Boudwin, and C.E. Anderson. Collectors of Western films and silent cinema will find interest in its portrayal of early 20th-century American life and the genre's classic tropes.