
Love's Wilderness
Overview
Worthless French cad Paul L'Estrange leads a young Southern girl, Linda Lou Heath, from the shelter of her home in Dixie to a cabin in the Canadian wilderness, where he soon tires of his new plaything. He has a friend carry a message of his death to her and leaves her to the ravages of a cold Canadian winter. Her childhood sweetheart, David Tennant, comes to her rescue, they marry, and he takes a position in Malaysia. There, she finds her first husband, whom she thought dead, serving a term in the government prison--soon to be released. The Southern belle, the former Linda Lou Heath from the 'land o' cotton', is now in a Malayan jungle as Linda Lou Heath L'Estrange Tennant, the wife of two husbands.
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Crew
- Director
- Robert Z. Leonard
- Writers
- Helen Klumph, Helen Campbell
- Producer
- Corinne Griffith
- Production
- Corinne Griffith Productions
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Love's Wilderness was directed by Robert Z. Leonard.
When was Love's Wilderness released?
Love's Wilderness was released in 1924.
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