
Real Folks
Overview
Pat Dugan puts his last penny into oil prospecting and finds the oil. He deserts the old shack for his idea of what a palace should be and sends Jimmie to college. Jimmie promptly thrashes three of the students and polishes off the policeman who interferes. Then he leaves college for a partnership in a nursery business with a young Italian. Pat moves east and settles next door to Lady Blessington, but supposes the placid old lady who fraternizes with his wife to be the house- keeper. Jimmy turns up and falls in love with Joyce, Lady Blessington's god-daughter and marries her in spite of his father's commands, but when Pat sees how it all comes out he takes the full credit to himself.
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Crew
- Director
- Walter Edwards
- Writers
- Kate Corbaley, Jack Cunningham
- Production
- Triangle Film Corporation
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Who directed Real Folks?
Real Folks was directed by Walter Edwards.
When was Real Folks released?
Real Folks was released in 1918.
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