Clay and Durand synopsis drives Arizona to New York tale
A party from the East to Arizona encounters a cattle round up and a wild steer attack. Clay Lindsay, a ranch rider, moves toward New York and becomes entangled with Kitty Mason the aspiring actress. Durand, a jockey and ex prizefighter, is ejected from a train after clashing with Clay. In New York Clay evades a janitor’s attack, hides with Beatrice Whitford, and connects with Kitty Mason while fending off Durand’s gang. Beatrice’s romance, Beatrice and Clay’s fallout, Kitty’s troubles, and Durand’s kidnapping of Kitty propel the plot toward a dramatic rescue with Annie Millikan’s aid.
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Arizona
Clay Lindsay
New York
Clay
Kitty Magon
Jerry Durand
Durand
Beatrice Whitford
Lindsay
Colin Whitford
Kitty Mason
Kitty
Johnnie
Beatrice
Kiteyy
Clarence Bromfeld
du Tand
Katty
Millikan
Night Ride Sparks Kidnapping Panic In Western Town
Clay and Johnnie warn Kitty against Durand’s trap as Kitty is abducted from a car in a rainstorm. Clay quickly contacts Annie Millikan for help while tracking the blue taxi and the mystery man who seized Kitty. Annie provides a lead, but fear tightens the suspense as Clay moves to intercept the plan at Heath's Palace of Wonders.
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Johnnie
Durand
Clay
Tucson
Kitty
Hher
Burry
Lindsay
Johanie
Rick Slick
Berio
Mitty
Annie Millikan
Jay
Annie
Jerry
Slim
Jim Collins
Jerry Durand
Coney
Ti Muldoon
Durst
Tim
Jim
Thorta
Yonkers
Timm
Two Men in a Locked Room on New York Chase
Clay stalks through a drenched Manhattan chase to recover Kitty Mason as Jerry Durand and Slim’s gang corner him inside a second floor room. A tense showdown erupts in darkness and gunfire with Durand underestimating the desert fighter’s nerve and skill.
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Seventy-second Street
Gorta
Dave
Jerry
Joey
Clay
Kitty Mason
Durand
Jerry Durand
New York
Ivin
Political quips on polling pains loom large
A wry line notes that any candidate who is stabbed at the polls may feel cut up by the outcome. The saying frames turnout as a brutal contest and hints at sharp consequences for the losing side.
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