Mary Thorne is the quarter-breed daughter of prospector Marshall Thorne. She has just returned from college and when a pair of hunters, Mark Hamilton and Chester Martin, come along, she decides it would be fun to dress in native garb and fool them. Both men find themselves attracted to her, even though Indians were taboo for whites in the racist days of the 1910s.
| Writing | M. Van de Water | Story |
| Production | Robert Brunton | Producer |
| Production | Louise Glaum | Producer |
| Directing | Wallace Worsley | Director |
| Writing | Jack Cunningham | Scenario Writer |
| Camera | L. Guy Wilky | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Jack Cunningham | Screenplay |