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The Sergeant's Secret (1913) Online

The Sergeant's Secret (1913) Online
Original Title :
The Sergeantu0027s Secret
Genre :
Movie / Short / Drama
Year :
1913
Cast :
Charles Ray,Shorty Hamilton,Margaret Thompson
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.4/10
The Sergeant's Secret (1913) Online

Lieut. Jim Brice is the wayward son of the Colonel. Troubled over his boy's conduct, the Colonel requests Sgt. O'Grady to keep an eye on him. Jim frequents a gambling house kept by a Spaniard named Gomez, and one night loses heavily, being finally compelled to give Gomez his I.O.U. for $1,000. Upon his return home, Jim, in a tipsy condition is seriously upbraided by his father, who threatens to disown him in a highly dramatic scene. Jim has been carrying on a clandestine courtship of a pretty Indian maid, Winona, and he promises to elope with her and build a home away in the wilderness. Gomez takes advantage of the desperate financial situation of Jim, and demands payment of his I.O.U., agreeing, however, to cancel the indebtedness if Jim will tip him off when the payroll money for the fort will arrive. Jim gives him this information, and Gomez and his band waylay the stage dressed as Indians, and massacre the escort. When Jim learns of this he is stricken with remorse, but dare not ...
Cast overview:
Charles Ray Charles Ray - Lt. Jim Brice
Shorty Hamilton Shorty Hamilton - Sgt. O'Grady
Margaret Thompson Margaret Thompson - Jim's Sister
Richard Stanton Richard Stanton - Col. Brice - Jim's Father
Ann Little Ann Little - Winona (as Anna Little)
Raymond Hadley Raymond Hadley - Gomez


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One of the most interesting and generally pleasing two-reel productions this company has turned out. The plot centers about the Colonel's wayward son, who falls in with a gambler and stage robber. Sergeant O'Grady does a little amateur detective work in the second reel, which makes the plot clear to the observer. The son is shot, but through O'Grady's efforts is buried with military honors. Brisk, exciting and fascinating throughout. A superior offering. - The Moving Picture World, April 26, 1913