Sheltering an Ingrate

1914

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George Field in Sheltering an Ingrate (1914)

Longwood, an escaped convict, applies for a position at the ranch of Cole and is given a position as cowboy. He and Mona, one of Cole's daughters, become very much interested in each other, ... Read allLongwood, an escaped convict, applies for a position at the ranch of Cole and is given a position as cowboy. He and Mona, one of Cole's daughters, become very much interested in each other, although her heart is supposed to be given to Ray, the foreman. Longwood shows his true co... Read allLongwood, an escaped convict, applies for a position at the ranch of Cole and is given a position as cowboy. He and Mona, one of Cole's daughters, become very much interested in each other, although her heart is supposed to be given to Ray, the foreman. Longwood shows his true colors and loses the friendship of all the men, except Ray, who befriends him. They all atte... Read all

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Good, speedy stuff

Typical Western picture, which hides its love interest under the rodeo atmosphere of cowboy life. Fast riding, breaking bucking horses, etc., are what it is chiefly concerned with, yet it tells an acceptable though not at all new story. The escaped convict when given a job on a ranch proves a dastard still. For a while he comes between one of the girls on the ranch and the more desirable foreman. There's good, speedy stuff in it and it is well photographed. - The Moving Picture World, May 30, 1914