The Paleface Brave

1914

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuColonel Peck, about to leave for the west with his wife and son. Paul, to take up a government grant, is presented with an engraved bowie knife by the former members of his troupe. Paul, who... Alles lesenColonel Peck, about to leave for the west with his wife and son. Paul, to take up a government grant, is presented with an engraved bowie knife by the former members of his troupe. Paul, who is ten years old, kisses his little sweetheart, Martha, good-bye. Several weeks later, Pe... Alles lesenColonel Peck, about to leave for the west with his wife and son. Paul, to take up a government grant, is presented with an engraved bowie knife by the former members of his troupe. Paul, who is ten years old, kisses his little sweetheart, Martha, good-bye. Several weeks later, Pedro, a bandit, and his men descend upon Peck's camp and steal his horses and water. As a r... Alles lesen

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deickemeyer

Decidedly overdrawn

There is sincerity in the love story of this picture that is pleasing, but taking it as a two reel offering the production is weak. Its whole first reel is devoted to stating the situation that makes the love story of the second understandable. It is rather unconvincingly acted and seems drawn out. The acting of the love story by Chas. Bartlett, as the white-Indian grown up, by Mona Darkfeather, as the Indian girl, and by Eva Smith, the white girl to whom the villain, Pedro, has taken a fancy, is both natural and pleasing. But the melodrama is decidedly overdrawn, too much so for an early morning audience on Fourteenth Street that made marked fun of it. Later on in Thirty-Fourth Street it went much better. - The Moving Picture World, February 7, 1914