Sneaky uncles Orral Humphrey and Tom Bates are a lesser emphasized Duke and King. Beautiful young Esther Ralston (as Mary Jane) has true grit. Also making good impressions are "dancing" George Reed (as Jim) and Gordon Griffith (as Tom). Sargent battles his deliriously drunken father Frank Lanning, who was striking as "Injun Joe" in the previous movie their well-acted cabin scene elevates the film. Gordon is missed, but Taylor wins you over by the time Mr. Taylor cast younger Lewis Sargent in the pivotal role. Two years later, the "boys" were even more obviously too old for the parts, so Mr. The sequel "Huck and Tom" (1918) reflected this it its title, though the film covered further events in Tom's book. Pickford's delinquent friend Huckleberry "Huck" Finn, Robert Gordon shared the good notices and made critics' annual best supporting actor lists. "Tom Sawyer" (1917), with Jack Pickford in the lead, was the first success. This was the third of William Desmond Taylor's trilogy of films celebrating the adventures of Mark Train's famous Mississippi River lads.
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