Jack Conway (played by Jack Hoxie) is a protagonist in The Fighting Three.
Jeanne D'Arcy (played by Olive Hasbrouck) is a protagonist in The Fighting Three.
Clara Jones (played by Marin Sais) appears in The Fighting Three.
Widow (played by Fanny Warren) appears in The Fighting Three.
John D'Arcy (played by William Malan) appears in The Fighting Three.
Marshal Skinner (played by Buck Connors) appears in The Fighting Three.
Timothy (played by William Dyer) appears in The Fighting Three.
Revere (played by Henry Roquemore) appears in The Fighting Three.
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Characters
Jack Conway
(played by Jack Hoxie) — protagonist
Jeanne D'Arcy
(played by Olive Hasbrouck) — protagonist
Clara Jones
(played by Marin Sais) — supporting
Widow
(played by Fanny Warren) — supporting
John D'Arcy
(played by William Malan) — supporting
Marshal Skinner
(played by Buck Connors) — minor
Timothy
(played by William Dyer) — minor
Revere
(played by Henry Roquemore) — minor
Steve Clayton
(played by William Bailey) — cameo
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jeanne D'Arcy → Clara Jones
(Professional Colleague)
Marshal Skinner → Jack Conway
(Professional Investigator)
Jeanne D'Arcy → John D'Arcy
(Family Father Daughter)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Steve Clayton → Jack Conway
(Conflict Rival)
Timothy → Revere
(Social Townspeople)
John D'Arcy → Marshal Skinner
(Social Known Figure)
Jeanne D'Arcy → Widow
(Social Community Member)
Jeanne D'Arcy → Jack Conway
(Alliance Innocence Supporter)
Jack Conway → John D'Arcy
(Conflict Accused Murderer)
Story Analysis
A Western drama about murder, mistaken identity, and family secrets in a small town.
Plot Progression
The Discovery of Heritage
Murder and Accusation
The Blurred Lines
Justice Prevails
Directed by Albert S. Rogell
The Fighting Three (1927) · 10/10 · western
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q87721095), public domain (CC0).
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