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With Woodrow Wilson. Tom Slade, a young tough of sixteen, falls under the influence of the Boy Scout movement, and while he at first affects to treat the idea of scouting with contempt, he finally becomes a heroic character in the organization.
- Edward Warren
- Woodrow Wilson
Tom Slade, a young tough of sixteen, falls under the influence of the Boy Scout movement, and while he at first affects to treat the idea of scouting with contempt, he finally becomes a heroic character in the organization.
This film was contracted by the National Boy Scouts of America, and shooting was completed in just two weeks. The original release, entitled "The Making of a Scout," was the first seven-reel picture in America; it was later edited down to five reels and re-released in Feb 1915 as "The Adventures of a Boy Scout." President Woodrow Wilson makes ...
The Making of a Scout. (1913) Tom is a sixteen-year-old street tough, left to fend for himself by his worthless father, Bill Slade, after wealthy landowner John Temple evicts them. Tom scorns the Boy Scout movement, as does Temple and his effeminate son Wilfred.
- Edward Warren
- Wedepict Motion Picture Corp.
- World Film Corp.; Special Features Department
- R. Dinwiddie
Synopsis. Tom Slade, a young tough of sixteen, falls under the influence of the Boy Scout movement, and while he at first affects to treat the idea of scouting...
The Adventures of a Boy Scout is a 1915 American film about the scouting movement directed by Edward Warren. More information
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