The Trapper's Revenge

1915

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Jean and Pierre are Canadian trappers, but also in league with moonshiners in the north woods, and carry illicit whiskey concealed in their loads of furs. In Jean's cabin there is a hiding p... Read allJean and Pierre are Canadian trappers, but also in league with moonshiners in the north woods, and carry illicit whiskey concealed in their loads of furs. In Jean's cabin there is a hiding place for the jugs until the regular weekly trip to the trading post with furs, when they a... Read allJean and Pierre are Canadian trappers, but also in league with moonshiners in the north woods, and carry illicit whiskey concealed in their loads of furs. In Jean's cabin there is a hiding place for the jugs until the regular weekly trip to the trading post with furs, when they are transferred to a secluded hut, a step further on to the settlements. Pierre is in love ... Read all

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The first reel moves a bit slowly

French Canadians, trappers, mounted police and other characters, needed for a genuine melodrama of the Canadian Northwest, are used to good purpose in this very acceptable two-part picture. The first reel moves a bit slowly, but as the plot progresses the action takes on dramatic force. Locations are always attractive and the playing of Edgar Jones, John E. Ince, Josephine Longworth and others is sincere. Altogether the production is a worthy example of its type. - The Moving Picture World, February 27, 1915