Anne of the Mines

1914

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Anne, daughter of old Tom the mine superintendent, saves the life of Arizona Kid, a worthless fellow who gets into his good graces. Although intuitively feeling that Arizona is not all he pr... Read allAnne, daughter of old Tom the mine superintendent, saves the life of Arizona Kid, a worthless fellow who gets into his good graces. Although intuitively feeling that Arizona is not all he pretends to be, Anne accepts his marriage proposal. The day before her wedding, a tired and ... Read allAnne, daughter of old Tom the mine superintendent, saves the life of Arizona Kid, a worthless fellow who gets into his good graces. Although intuitively feeling that Arizona is not all he pretends to be, Anne accepts his marriage proposal. The day before her wedding, a tired and worn little woman drifts into town with her two children and Anne meets them. She learns t... Read all

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Myrtle Gonzalez

Anne
(as Myrtle Gonzales)

George Stanley

Old Tom - Anne's Father

William Duncan

The Arizona Kid - A Horse Thief

Patricia Palmer

Jess - The Arizona Kid's Wife
(as Margaret Gibson)

Gayne Whitman

The New Superintendent
(as Alfred Vosburgh)

Jack Mower

Director
- Ulysses Davis
Writer
- Grace Pierce
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A great deal of treachery and intrigue

A special two-part feature, produced by Ulysses Davis from the scenario of Adele Pierce. This is a story of the mines, in the plot of which there is prevalent a great deal of treachery and intrigue. The scenes are laid in and about the mines surrounding a small mining town. There is a thrilling rescue scene of the hero by his sweetheart, after an explosion. The photography merits mention. Myrtle Gonzalez does exceptional work in the title role, and is finely supported by the others in the east. This release is generally satisfactory. - The Moving Picture World, November 7, 1914