The Evil One

1913
11m

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"Little Wild Cat" was a spirited Indian maiden of the Coahuila tribe, and many braves were in love with her, but she accepted only Fleet Foot, the adopted son of the chief. One day two brave... Read all"Little Wild Cat" was a spirited Indian maiden of the Coahuila tribe, and many braves were in love with her, but she accepted only Fleet Foot, the adopted son of the chief. One day two braves proposed marriage to her and she refused them. He happened that a few hours later they w... Read all"Little Wild Cat" was a spirited Indian maiden of the Coahuila tribe, and many braves were in love with her, but she accepted only Fleet Foot, the adopted son of the chief. One day two braves proposed marriage to her and she refused them. He happened that a few hours later they were taken ill and they blamed it to an evil spirit within "Little Wild Cat." The same day,... Read all

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One feels that more might have been made of this situation

An unusual Indian story, with a fresh and dramatic situation rising from Indian superstition. The girl, played by Clara Williams, unhappily drinks from a jar of milk just before its owner finds that it is sour. It is assumed that she has "the evil eye," and the chief (Harry Loomes) calls upon the tribe to do away with her. Her lover (Edgar Jones) helps her to escape across the desert. One feels that more might have been made of this situation, but what we have makes an entertaining offering. The photography is only so-so; in some of the scenes it is poor. F.J. Grandon produced it from Wallace Clifton's script. - The Moving Picture World, April 19, 1913