The Redskins and the Renegades

1914

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Swiftfoot, daughter of Chief White Eagle, is the sweetheart of Red Feather, son of Chief Red Bird. The lovers befriend Sancho, an old Mexican, thereby winning his gratitude. The man is the f... Read allSwiftfoot, daughter of Chief White Eagle, is the sweetheart of Red Feather, son of Chief Red Bird. The lovers befriend Sancho, an old Mexican, thereby winning his gratitude. The man is the father-in-law of Pedro, leader of a band of renegades. Pedro learns that the Indians' gover... Read allSwiftfoot, daughter of Chief White Eagle, is the sweetheart of Red Feather, son of Chief Red Bird. The lovers befriend Sancho, an old Mexican, thereby winning his gratitude. The man is the father-in-law of Pedro, leader of a band of renegades. Pedro learns that the Indians' government allowance is due to arrive shortly. By a clever ruse, the renegade hand holds up the... Read all

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deickemeyer

Commendable without being noteworthy

A good, interesting story in two parts; it makes an acceptable offering, though poorly named. It is sensational and melodramatic, yet much of it is so vigorously played and photographed that it seems like history. Its best asset is, perhaps, the praiseworthy weaving of the plot in which everything consistently works toward one final climax. This makes the picture present itself as a whole and not as a mere collection of thrilling incidents. Another good thing about it is the fairly convincing freshness of its story and the naturalness of the acting. In photography it is commendable without being noteworthy. - The Moving Picture World, June 6, 1914