Just Pals

Year: 1920

Runtime: 50 mins

Director: John Ford

WesternDrama

Never defeated, drifter Bim (Buck Jones) takes in 13‑year‑old Bill (George Stone). Teacher Mary (Helen Ferguson), whom Bim admires, gets Bill into school and asks Bim to help settle a debt owed by scheming boyfriend (William Buckley). Bim protects Bill and aids Mary, changing his reputation as stakes rise, blending action, humor and tears.

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