Texas Bill's Last Ride

1914

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May March, the daughter of a rancher, is in love with Bob Boyd, the son of a neighboring farmer. May's father disapproves of her choice and orders Bob to cease his attentions to her. That da... Read allMay March, the daughter of a rancher, is in love with Bob Boyd, the son of a neighboring farmer. May's father disapproves of her choice and orders Bob to cease his attentions to her. That day Bob's old father is held up by a bandit, for whose capture a big reward has been offered... Read allMay March, the daughter of a rancher, is in love with Bob Boyd, the son of a neighboring farmer. May's father disapproves of her choice and orders Bob to cease his attentions to her. That day Bob's old father is held up by a bandit, for whose capture a big reward has been offered. After the holdup the old man gives the alarm at the ranch, and March and all the ranch h... Read all

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- John G. Adolfi
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deickemeyer

Of the yellowest and most offensive kind

This two-reel production is a visualized dime novel of the yellowest and most offensive kind. It is the sort of picture that puts a weapon in the hands of the advocates of extreme censorship. There is a hold-up, an attempted rape with a bad title and a realistic fight between the hero and the villain. The second reel is almost taken up with an old-fashioned riding chase. The plot is diffuse, loose jointed and antiquated. - The Moving Picture World, April 18, 1914