The Veteran's Sword

1914

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Col. Saunders, a veteran of the Civil War, cherishes a sword presented to him for gallantry at the Battle of Gettysburg. John Boyd, a young married man and a friend of the veteran, is accuse... Read allCol. Saunders, a veteran of the Civil War, cherishes a sword presented to him for gallantry at the Battle of Gettysburg. John Boyd, a young married man and a friend of the veteran, is accused of theft and placed in prison. Col. Saunders and Mrs. Boyd appeal in vain to Boyd's empl... Read allCol. Saunders, a veteran of the Civil War, cherishes a sword presented to him for gallantry at the Battle of Gettysburg. John Boyd, a young married man and a friend of the veteran, is accused of theft and placed in prison. Col. Saunders and Mrs. Boyd appeal in vain to Boyd's employer to obtain the young man's release. The employer consents on condition that Col. Saund... Read all

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deickemeyer

We dare not call it a good offering

The story is weak to the point of being at least, at times, foolish. Yet here is something in the atmosphere of the thing that makes the spectator wish that it were better, one would like to see something convincing of such interesting people as these characters. That what is shown could have happened is more than doubtful, and we dare not call it a good offering. The camera work and the staging are, like the acting, excellent. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914