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The Sheriff's Story (1913) Online

The Sheriff's Story (1913) Online
Original Title :
The Sheriffu0027s Story
Genre :
Movie / Short / Western
Year :
1913
Directror :
Arthur Mackley
Cast :
Arthur Mackley,David Kirkland,Louis Morisette
Writer :
Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.7/10
The Sheriff's Story (1913) Online

Sheriff Coverdale of Custer County, Wyoming, visits his relatives in New York City. During his stay he joins one of the local clubs there. One night at the club, several of the members ask the sheriff to tell them a good story of some of his experiences in the west. Sheriff Coverdale tells them he had a prisoner once, who like all other prisoners, claimed he was innocent. The prisoner, Tom Racey, had a scheming wife with a remarkable personality and clever ability. Her shrewd manner assisted her materially in gaining entrance to the jail, where her husband had been lodged. While the sheriff's back was turned she handed Tom a note. After his wife had left the cell, Tom roads the note, which tells him that he can escape by using the enclosed files. Tom files his way to freedom. The sheriff is notified and goes in pursuit. Discovered among the bushes, Sheriff Coverdale fires at the fleeing outlaw. Racey finally reaches his home. His wife tells him to get into bed immediately and pretend ...
Cast overview:
Arthur Mackley Arthur Mackley - Sheriff Coverdale
David Kirkland David Kirkland
Louis Morisette Louis Morisette
Jay Hanna Jay Hanna
Brinsley Shaw Brinsley Shaw - The Bandit


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A story of the West, told in a gilded city bar by a sheriff to three club men. It is about a prisoner of his who got away. The narrator is, of course, the principal actor in the tale; but the barroom scene is thrown back every now and again to keen the spectator among the group of listeners. This is commendable; it makes the picture more intimate. The tale is worthwhile and very entertaining. We have seen another picture in which the pursued managed to deceive his pursuer by a seemingly mortal wound painted on his breast; but the picture is full of freshness and a very acceptable offering. It will be enjoyed. - The Moving Picture World, February 15, 1913