Wolf Lowry

Year: 1917

Runtime: 52 mins

DramaWesternRomance

In the silent‑film Western Wolf Lowry, celebrated cowboy star William S. Hart plays a lone drifter who rides into the frontier, fulfills his duty and then sets off on his horse again. Along the way he encounters a young settler, portrayed by Margery Wilson, an early‑1920s female director whose own films have not survived.

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