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  • Kinkaid, Gambler (1916)
  • 50 min | Drama, Crime
Kinkaid, Gambler (1916)
50 min | Drama, Crime

George Arnold, head of the Paradise Valley Land Company, has been robbed of $10,000 by Jim Kinkaid, who has fled the country. Arnold secures the services of the Burton Detective Agency to get Kinkaid. Nellie is put on the case. She goes to...See moreGeorge Arnold, head of the Paradise Valley Land Company, has been robbed of $10,000 by Jim Kinkaid, who has fled the country. Arnold secures the services of the Burton Detective Agency to get Kinkaid. Nellie is put on the case. She goes to the gambling house. Her ignorance of gambling nearly betrays her. Romero Valdez, Kinkaid's right-hand man, feels that everything is not on the square in regard to this woman. But Kinkaid has become strongly attached to Nellie and will listen to nothing against her. Nellie becomes aware of the goodness of Kinkaid's heart and finds the job of betraying him distasteful. She forces herself to the work and has succeeded in getting Kinkaid accustomed to cross the border with her. She then wires to New York for them to send the men to make the arrest. Letty Frank, a convict with a grudge against Nellie, manages to escape and goes to Mexico. He reaches Kinkaid's gambling house and recognizes Nellie as a New York detective. Kinkaid is told. Nevertheless, he takes his usual walk with her that evening. Seated on their accustomed bench, he tells her how he had discovered a number of foreigners on the desert absolutely destitute; they told him of how they were robbed of their life's savings by Arnold, through a crooked real estate deal. Kinkaid took care of the people and went to New York to see what he could do to get their money back. Upon asking Arnold to refund the money, he was laughed at, for the transaction was perfectly legal. Kinkaid, by force, took the money from Arnold, escaped into Mexico and returned it to the immigrants. Detectives arrive from New York. Nellie asks Kinkaid to go for a walk. Romero, not trusting her, has followed with two Mexicans, to be there in case of need. Kinkaid is arrested by Arnold and the detectives and Romero coming up with assistance, is deserted by his followers at a critical moment, and he is also arrested. In the jail, Kinkaid and Romero again become friends and Kinkaid wagers his entire possessions that Nellie will "run true to form." In her room, Nellie sees a way out of her difficulty. She steals the keys of the jail from the sheriff and opens the door. At dawn, Kinkaid, Nellie and Romero enter the town from the desert and are met by an ovation from their friends. Kinkaid gives to Romero the gambling house and everything connected with it, finding that his future and his happiness lie with Nellie, away from everything pertaining to his former life. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Director
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Fred Myton (scenario)
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Updated Dec 4, 1916

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Dec 4, 1916 (United States)

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9 cast members
Name Known for
Ruth Stonehouse
Nellie Gleason Nellie Gleason   See fewer
R.A. Cavin
Jim Kinkaid Jim Kinkaid   See fewer
Raymond Whitaker
George Arnold (as Raymond Whittaker) George Arnold (as Raymond Whittaker)   See fewer
Noble Johnson
Romero Valdez Romero Valdez   See fewer
Harry Mann
Lefty Frank Lefty Frank   See fewer
Harry Griffith
McPherson McPherson   See fewer
J.H. Knowles
Murphy Murphy   See fewer
Cleo Loring
Nochita Nochita   See fewer
Jean Hersholt
Undetermined Role Undetermined Role   See fewer
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