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“ONE-EIGHTH APACHE”— [Class B]
(Adapted from story of same name)
Story:— Adventurous Romance of Man With Indian Blood in His Veins
Masterful [Class A-a]— 100%
Superior [Class A-b]— 95%
Excellent [Class A-c]— 90%
Very Good [Class A ] — 80%
Good [Class B ]
Average [Class C J
Fair [Class D ]
Poor [Class E ]
VALUE
Photography — Good — Not credited.
TYPE OF PICTURE— InterestingSensational.
Moral Standard — Average.
Story — Good — Drama — Adults. Stars — Good — Roy Stewart and Kathleen Kirkham.
Author — Good — Peter B. Kyne. Direction — Good — Ben Wilson. Adaptation — Good — Not credited. Technique — Good.
Spiritual Influence — Neutral. Producer — Ben Wilson
CAST
Brant Murdock Roy Stewart
Norma Biddle Kathleen Kirkham
Charlie Longdeer Wilbur McGaugh
Tyler Burgess George M. Daniel
Joseph Murdock Richard La Reno
August 1 to IS, 1923.
Footage — 5,634 ft.
Distributor — Arrow
Our Opinion
MORAL O'THE PICTURE— None.
Production Interesting, But Not Out of the Ordinary— Trivial Story has Sensational Features — Stars in Good Form
, One-Eighth Apache” is a good general-purpose feature, with nothing out of the ordinary to recommend it. The average person will find sufficient entertainment m the situation in which a young bridegroom finds himself when he overhears his jealous rival taunting his father with having been a squaw man, the old man’s valiant attempt to protect his son’s future from the u-i.CC r of “sow?. y°nthful folly, and the consequent murder, is an interesting bit of sensationalism, as is also the son’s attempt to avenge his father. The romantic angle taken by the author at this point of the story, where he has an Indian kill the villain while the wounded hero staggers into the cabin of his former bride, will be found attractive. Roy Stewart plays the hero role well, mid Kathleen Kirkham is all that is required in the character of Norma Biddle.
r ?t.P1uvire ls, weP photographed, and a good effect is obtained in the scenes of the blizzard, when the “Indian” in the hero goes on the trail of the villain,
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