The Caballero's Way

1914

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The Cisco Kid, a young Mexican desperado, reigns supreme among the rough miners and rangers who fear his deadly aim. He is in love with Tonia, the daughter of an old sheep herder. She is a s... Read allThe Cisco Kid, a young Mexican desperado, reigns supreme among the rough miners and rangers who fear his deadly aim. He is in love with Tonia, the daughter of an old sheep herder. She is a sly coquette and almost maddens Cisco by her changing moods and capricious pranks. Cisco vi... Read allThe Cisco Kid, a young Mexican desperado, reigns supreme among the rough miners and rangers who fear his deadly aim. He is in love with Tonia, the daughter of an old sheep herder. She is a sly coquette and almost maddens Cisco by her changing moods and capricious pranks. Cisco visits the general store, takes what he wants, but pays for nothing. A crowd of rangers purs... Read all

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The treacherous Cisco Kid

This three-reel production renders up a very strong presentation of O. Henry's well-known short story. J.W, Johnston, Arthur Dunn and Edna Bayne are members of the competent cast. The pictures are clear and attractive and the settings laid in an appropriate Mexican locality. The plot demonstrates how the treacherous Cisco Kid tricks the sheriff into shooting the girl who has played fast and loose with the outlaw's affections. In point of atmosphere, action and general fidelity to the traditions of the Great Southwest this is a release that ranks high among offerings of its kind. The action is unflagging from the first and holds the attention until the tragic close. - The Moving Picture World, March 28, 1914