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Ethel Grandin, Red Mack, and Charlie Westin in "Across the Plains"



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Title: Ethel Grandin, Red Mack, and Charlie Westin in "Across the Plains"
Description: A gold prospector with pick, canteen, and pan gets an emotional greeting or goodbye from Ethel Grandin in this scene still from "Across the Plains," also known as "War on the Plains." A note on the back of the print lists the actors Red Mack and Charlie Westin, but other sources identify the English actor Howard Davies in the role of the prospector.
Image ID: 90285
Creation
Date: 		1912 
Creator
Name: 		Bison Motion Pictures
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Subjects: Actors
Actresses
Silent films
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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