$1,000 Reward (1923)
Directed by Charles Seeling
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Synopsis by Hans J. Wollstein
This is one of 19 westerns produced and directed by former cameraman Charles R. Seeling and starring the burly, appropriately-named Guinn "Big Boy" Williams. Here, Williams is falsely accused of murder, dons the disguise of a lawman, and proceeds to actually apprehend the true culprit. The plot was well travelled by 1923 but "Big Boy" had no one to blame: he wrote the script himself.
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killing, arrest, cowboy, deputy, escape, false-accusation, investigation, lawman, murder, outlaw [Western], sheriff, town
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