The Orange Bandit

1914
10m

YOUR RATING

Ezra Denham, a wealthy old rancher, prides himself upon his splendid oranges, which are considered the best in all Southern California. Two young men, motoring through the country, invade th... Read allEzra Denham, a wealthy old rancher, prides himself upon his splendid oranges, which are considered the best in all Southern California. Two young men, motoring through the country, invade the orchard and help themselves to the fruit. Denham, seizing a shotgun, pursues them. One o... Read allEzra Denham, a wealthy old rancher, prides himself upon his splendid oranges, which are considered the best in all Southern California. Two young men, motoring through the country, invade the orchard and help themselves to the fruit. Denham, seizing a shotgun, pursues them. One of them escapes, while the other young man, Jack Ainsley, is helped to safety by Mary. Denh... Read all

Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

YOUR RATING

Stars

1User review

See production info at IMDbPro

Photos

User reviews1

Featured reviews

deickemeyer

There is little to laugh at

This picture the producer claims is a comedy-drama, and it may be so. There is little to laugh at, though it is pleasing. The actors would succeed much better if they did not try so hard to get a laugh. There is no plot to speak of; only a series of incidents that lead up to an elopement. An irate father threatens to have his son-in-law arrested for stealing an orange or two to eat with his lunch. The scenes are laid in the orange groves in California and are, of course, elegant. It will entertain. Billie West and Harry Fisher cause all the trouble for father, and do it artistically. - The Moving Picture World, February 28, 1914