The Trapper and the Redskins (1910) Online

This firm has added to its company some real Indians who are gifted with histrionic ability, and this is the first of what they call a series of hummers. If the others are as good as these there will be no complaint. It has all the thrills that are usually included between the covers of the most exciting novels. Inasmuch as there are real Indians included in the cast, the little details often overlooked by white men who are acting Indian parts are correctly introduced, adding materially to the strength of the picture. Steadily this firm is improving in its work and the first of its Indian series is an augury of a brilliant future in this direction. - The Moving Picture World, March 5, 1910