A Siren of the Desert

1914

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Dolly Larkin and Paul Smith in A Siren of the Desert (1914)

Roy Webster goes into town to buy a wedding veil for his intended bride, May Mason. Upon entering a dance hall, Roy falls victim to the charms of a woman called the Desert Siren. When Roy ke... Read allRoy Webster goes into town to buy a wedding veil for his intended bride, May Mason. Upon entering a dance hall, Roy falls victim to the charms of a woman called the Desert Siren. When Roy keeps making trips into town, May suspects he is gambling, and sends her father after him. H... Read allRoy Webster goes into town to buy a wedding veil for his intended bride, May Mason. Upon entering a dance hall, Roy falls victim to the charms of a woman called the Desert Siren. When Roy keeps making trips into town, May suspects he is gambling, and sends her father after him. Her father discovers the truth and tells May. When news of a gold strike hits the town, Bel... Read all

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- Paul Powell
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deickemeyer

The finale is a very good one

A typical western story, depicting life in a mining camp and dance hall. A young miner engaged to be married becomes infatuated with Desert Siren. A gold strike in another region reaches the town and a rush ensues for the new diggings. The Siren gets lost on the desert and is found by the miner's sweetheart. The finale is a very good one, for the Siren reunites the lovers. The photography and scenic effects are meritorious. - The Moving Picture World, August 22, 1914