The Girl and the Outlaw

1913

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Sheriff Morton receives word that Jim Dawson, wanted for the shooting of Hank Smith, is at large somewhere in the woods nearby. The sheriff immediately starts out with his posse to effect th... Read allSheriff Morton receives word that Jim Dawson, wanted for the shooting of Hank Smith, is at large somewhere in the woods nearby. The sheriff immediately starts out with his posse to effect the outlaw's capture. Shortly after he leaves, another telegram arrives which his daughter A... Read allSheriff Morton receives word that Jim Dawson, wanted for the shooting of Hank Smith, is at large somewhere in the woods nearby. The sheriff immediately starts out with his posse to effect the outlaw's capture. Shortly after he leaves, another telegram arrives which his daughter Agnes carelessly tucks in her dress unopened. Agnes while at a picnic goes too far into the... Read all

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deickemeyer

The picture leaves little to be desired

A film story of the open, written by Frank McGlynn. The one strongly romantic scene is where the outlaw takes care of the lost sheriff's daughter. The wood views were particularly fine, and except for a little slowness in development the picture leaves little to be desired. Mary Fuller and Augustus Phillips play the leads. The night scene at the camp fire was good and the closing scenes were artistically handled. A pleasing romance with a somewhat conventional plot. - The Moving Picture World, October 25, 1913