How Algy Captured a Wild Man

Directed by: Francis Boggs, USA, 1911

USA, 1911


Cast and Credits

Production Selig Polyscope Company
Distribution General Film Company
Producer William Nicholas Selig
Director Francis Boggs
Cast Sydney Ayres [Phillip Stoddard]
Herbert Rawlinson [Alby Montmorency]
Frank Clark [Chester Hill (as Frank M. Clark)]
Tom Santschi [The Wild Man (as Wm. T. Santschi)]
Al Ernest Garcia [Teddy Windleigh (as Albert Garcia)]
Al Ernest Garcia [Maud Lorimer]
Elaine Davis [Carrie Wells]
Anna Dodge [Mrs. Lorimer]

Technical specifications
Locations or Studios: Santa Cruz Islands, California, USA
Category: Short Feature Film
Technical Details: Format: 35 mm, 1:1,33 - Ratio: 1:1,33 - Black and White,, 1000 feet, 1 reels
Sound System: silent
First Screening: September 4, 1911 in USA

General Information

How Algy Captured a Wild Man is a motion picture produced in the year 1911 as a USA production. The Film was directed by Francis Boggs, with Sydney Ayres, Herbert Rawlinson, Frank Clark, Tom Santschi, Al Ernest Garcia, in the leading parts. We have currently no synopsis of this picture on file; There are no reviews of How Algy Captured a Wild Man available.

Bibliography Phillip Stoddard and his friend, Teddy Windleigh, two wealthy New Yorkers, are acting as hosts to their sweethearts on a yachting cruise through the South Seas. One of the party, Algy Montmorency, an English fop and braggart, makes himself pretty solid with the girls by constantly telling of his wonderful exploits with a gun. While passing an uninhabited Island, later named Santa Cruz, they decide to go ashore and hunt goats. Algy protests, but is finally persuaded to join the party. They have only been ashore a short time, when Algy and the girls, who have become separated from the rest of the party, are frightened almost to death by the sudden appearance in their midst of a wild-eyed, long-haired, skin-clothed man of gigantic size. He had jumped from a ledge of rock above them. Algy, who has been telling the girls of his great deeds, gives one horrified glance at the wild man, and runs for his life. The girls thus deserted, run in the opposite direction. The wild man hesitates a moment, then dashes after Algy. The wild man has almost succeeded in capturing Algy, when he is interrupted by the others and Algy is rescued. With the aid of ropes, the wild man is later captured and brought on board shi, pg The following day he gains possession of a knife and cutting his bonds, he grabs Algy and diving overboard swims to shore with the terror stricken Englishman. Reaching shore the wild man carries Algy, who has fainted, to a cave and calmly sets about amusing himself by making Algy change clothes with him. He rakes the braggart's revolver away from him and in examining it accidentally shoots himself in the foot. This gives Algy his chance to escape, which he does. The wild man follows and is captured by the rescuing party and for the second time hoisted on board the yacht. This time he is carefully guarded. Phil and the girls overhear Algy explaining with great gusto to the assembled audience how he captured the wild man of Santa Cruz. The girls are convinced of Algy's lying abilities and turn from him in disgust. Phil and Teddy forgive them and all ends happily.- Written by Moving Picture World synopsis

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