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The Sheriff Outwitted (1912) Online

The Sheriff Outwitted (1912) Online
Original Title :
The Sheriff Outwitted
Genre :
Movie / Short / Western
Year :
1912
Directror :
Al Christie
Cast :
Lee Moran,Betty Keller
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.4/10

Bob Short, having shot a man in self-defense, is making a quick getaway from the scene of the fight. Seeing the sheriff coming along the road, he hides in the bushes until he passes, but ... See full summary

The Sheriff Outwitted (1912) Online

Bob Short, having shot a man in self-defense, is making a quick getaway from the scene of the fight. Seeing the sheriff coming along the road, he hides in the bushes until he passes, but the sheriff has observed him, however. After the sheriff has disappeared from view, Bob hastens to the home of his sweetheart, Bess Dennison, and tells her that he is going to leave the country. Bess tells him to go up to the deserted house on the hilltop and she will bring him food. On his journey to town, the sheriff's thoughts are far from being pleasant, as he had asked Bob's sweetheart to go to a dance with him and she had refused, telling him that she loved Bob. On his entrance in town, he is immediately informed of the shooting and recalls meeting Bob on the road, and immediately starts out in pursuit of Bob, with two deputies to aid him in the search. Sending his men in different directions, the sheriff goes to the home of Bess. While he questions her, one of his men hurriedly appears and ...
Cast overview:
Lee Moran Lee Moran - Sheriff Young
Betty Keller Betty Keller - Bess White


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One of the secrets of the freshness nearly always found in Nestor pictures, even these Westerns, is the skill with which, not only interesting, but appropriate backgrounds are chosen and given a place in the story. They are also enacted naturally, all speedy action is done at breakneck pace. As in this picture, the stories are also usually well laid out. Not much time is wasted with unimportant scenes, actions or characters that do not influence the real heart of the story, the truly vital part on which it depends for its strongest interest. They are love stories, and it is a truism to remark that these, when well acted and convincing, are always fresh. Add to these qualities vivid photography and one reason for their popularity is found. Betty Keller and Lee Moran play the leads in this love story in which the sheriff, who also loves the girl, is kept from arresting the true lover, who has just shot his man in self-defense. - The Moving Picture World, June 8, 1912