A young girl traveling west in caravan is kidnapped by a bunch of bad Indians. This is mixed with a familiar conflict, too. The girl's boyfriend is not accepted by her father. She is finally rescued. Her father accepts him. Everybody is happy in the end.
The movie is rustic, and unfair with the Indians. Still, It is not unwatchable.
The scenarios are pretty realistic; they belong to Thomas H. Ince's ranch, that was specially bought to film movies. John Ford's brother (Francis Ford) works in this picture as an actor. I wonder how it was to watch it in 1912.
Conclusion: Worthy of a look.
The movie is rustic, and unfair with the Indians. Still, It is not unwatchable.
The scenarios are pretty realistic; they belong to Thomas H. Ince's ranch, that was specially bought to film movies. John Ford's brother (Francis Ford) works in this picture as an actor. I wonder how it was to watch it in 1912.
Conclusion: Worthy of a look.
