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The Toll Gate

1920 59m Western List
Tomatometer 2 Reviews Popcornmeter Fewer than 50 Ratings
Flinty bandit Black Deering (William S. Hart) seeks to exact vengeance on Tom Jordan (Joseph Singleton) after he gets left high and dry by the man during a botched train heist. Deering locates his enemy in a small town where he is now the local big shot. Furious, he then sets fire to several businesses, before hightailing it out of there. Finding refuge, he escapes to the ranch of Mary Brown (Anna Q. Nilsson), a kindhearted woman who attempts to reform Deering of his no-good ways.

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Caroline Sanborn Chicago Tribune Of course [William S. Hart] is superb. As the pursuer or the pursued, afoot or on horseback, the rescuer or the rescued, he never allows the action to lag or the interest of his audience to falter. Jun 7, 2021 Full Review Donald J. Levit ReelTalk Movie Reviews Fact and/or fiction, William S. Hart's Wild West exerts an inexorable pull on the national, and international, psyche. Mar 12, 2016 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Flinty bandit Black Deering (William S. Hart) seeks to exact vengeance on Tom Jordan (Joseph Singleton) after he gets left high and dry by the man during a botched train heist. Deering locates his enemy in a small town where he is now the local big shot. Furious, he then sets fire to several businesses, before hightailing it out of there. Finding refuge, he escapes to the ranch of Mary Brown (Anna Q. Nilsson), a kindhearted woman who attempts to reform Deering of his no-good ways.
Director
Lambert Hillyer
Genre
Western
Runtime
59m