The Capture of Bad Brown

1913
11m

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Bad Brown, a cattle rustler, finding things slow in his locality, proceeds to fill up with red liquor, and then starts to shoot up the frontier settlement. About the time he has got everybod... Read allBad Brown, a cattle rustler, finding things slow in his locality, proceeds to fill up with red liquor, and then starts to shoot up the frontier settlement. About the time he has got everybody behind door, the stage rolls into town, and Bad Brown scares Pat and Biddy, the new arri... Read allBad Brown, a cattle rustler, finding things slow in his locality, proceeds to fill up with red liquor, and then starts to shoot up the frontier settlement. About the time he has got everybody behind door, the stage rolls into town, and Bad Brown scares Pat and Biddy, the new arrivals to death with his noisy fusillade, and the dangerous proximity of his wild shooting. ... Read all

Director
- William Duncan
Writers
- William Duncan
- Cornelius Shea
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Director
- William Duncan
Writers
- William Duncan
- Cornelius Shea
Stars

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deickemeyer

The comedy didn't get over strongly

A Western love story with a good deal of character comedy in it. The audience watched it for the story; but the comedy didn't get over strongly, in fact, it seemed a bit in the way. Buck, played by William Duncan, wants to marry a teacher (Myrtle Stedman), but is too scared to ask her. The sheriff needs a brave man and chooses Buck to "get" Bad Brown, whom Buck doesn't know is the girl's father. The knock-about search in the village boarding house changes it into a farce. When Brown is discovered hiding under Myrtle's bed and captured, the deputy has to comfort her and then he "dast." The kind of work this company does is well-known. - The Moving Picture World, October 11, 1913