The Smuggler's Lass

1915

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Sheila and Bryan are Irish sweethearts. Bryan is a smuggler, an occupation which causes his pretty sweetheart no end of worry. Bryan tells her that if he succeeds in running a lot of brandy ... Read allSheila and Bryan are Irish sweethearts. Bryan is a smuggler, an occupation which causes his pretty sweetheart no end of worry. Bryan tells her that if he succeeds in running a lot of brandy through they will be able to marry without fear of want. Donald Dhu overhears the remark a... Read allSheila and Bryan are Irish sweethearts. Bryan is a smuggler, an occupation which causes his pretty sweetheart no end of worry. Bryan tells her that if he succeeds in running a lot of brandy through they will be able to marry without fear of want. Donald Dhu overhears the remark and plans to win the one hundred pounds offered for information leading to the apprehension... Read all

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Extremely picturesque

A two-reel story, featuring Gene Gauntier and Jack J. Clark. The scenes are laid on the Irish coast and are extremely picturesque and attractive. The story itself is conventional and reiterates the familiar Irish romance, with the hero, the girl, the English soldiers and the informer as principal characters. The girl saves the hero and they set sail for America and freedom. This is not in any way new, but it is pictorially above the average and the plot is well constructed. - The Moving Picture World, June 5, 1915