Annie (played by Anne Shirley) is a protagonist in Boy Slaves.
Jesse (played by Roger Daniel) appears in Boy Slaves.
Jesse is a runaway boy who follows a gang of other boys while hoping to earn enough money to support his mother. After an infraction lands the group in trouble, he is forced to work in a guarded turpentine camp and becomes trapped by company-store debt. He joins the boys’ protest and their effort to expose their detention. Tim (played by James McCallion) appears in Boy Slaves.
Graff (played by Alan Baxter) appears in Boy Slaves.
Sheriff (played by Arthur Hohl) appears in Boy Slaves.
Knuckles (played by Johnny Fitzgerald) appears in Boy Slaves.
Albee (played by Charles Lane) appears in Boy Slaves.
Pee Wee (played by Walter Tetley) appears in Boy Slaves.
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Characters
Annie
(played by Anne Shirley) — protagonist
Jesse
(played by Roger Daniel) — supporting
Jesse is a runaway boy who follows a gang of other boys while hoping to earn enough money to support his mother. After an infraction lands the group in trouble, he is forced to work in a guarded turpe...
Tim
(played by James McCallion) — supporting
Graff
(played by Alan Baxter) — supporting
Sheriff
(played by Arthur Hohl) — supporting
Knuckles
(played by Johnny Fitzgerald) — supporting
Albee
(played by Charles Lane) — supporting
Pee Wee
(played by Walter Tetley) — supporting
Miser
(played by Walter Ward) — supporting
Lollie
(played by Charles Powers) — supporting
Tommy
(played by Frank Malo) — supporting
Judge
(played by Roy Gordon) — minor
Drift Boss
(played by Norman Willis) — minor
Atlas
(played by Paul White) — minor
Story Analysis
A runaway boy and a gang of peers face systemic peonage and exploitation in a guarded turpentine camp.
