The Foreman (1910) Online

A Western ranch picture of excellence, like all the ranch pictures that have come from the Selig studio. A new foreman wrongly accused and arrested escapes and with the aid of a girl succeeds in establishing his innocence and recovers the stolen money. The strength of this firm's ranch pictures lies in the fact that they reproduce what appear to be homely and actual scenes. They do not appear as though they were posed especially for the occasion. The stories work out as though the scenes were actually transpiring before the audience and so graphically are they presented that the spectator seems to have a part in whatever is taking place as an interested party. Acting and photography are alike beyond criticism, contributing their share toward producing an excellent picture. - The Moving Picture World, October 29, 1910