The Greater Motive
Bob Hammond, a promising young boxer, is taken east by his manager to meet some of the better men in his class. Bob promises his sweetheart, Maggie Dowling, he will return and marry her. In the past he becomes champion in his class, and is known as "The Battler."
Theodore Marston
Casts & Crew
James Morrison
Dorothy Kelly
George Cooper
Gus Anderson
Also Directed by Theodore Marston
Based on the novel of the same name by Mrs. Henry Wood (Ellen Wood).
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