Jim's Vindication (1912) Poster

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Escaped!
boblipton11 July 2016
William Duncan is a pony express rider. When one of his dispatches is missing, he is convicted of theft. Can he escape and prove his innocence?

Although the pony express only lasted eighteen months until the Transcontinental Railroad put it out of business, it loomed large in the myths of the Old West; its speedy riders epitomized the expansion that the westward movement of the American republic demanded. This movie, shot on site, shows the immense vistas and hard life that were typical of the era; the photography is very good.

If you wish to take a look at this very old film, a copy is available for viewing on the Eye Institute site on YouTube. It's not a very good copy. The titles -- in Dutch -- are dim and faded.
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Good action, good riding and good scenery
deickemeyer4 March 2017
A Western story with no women in the cast of characters, William Duncan is author and producer, and as usual with his work it has good action, good riding and good scenery. The situation was fabricated to give these three still popular qualities and reaches its objection very well. William Duncan himself plays the pony express man who is falsely accused of theft, is helped out of prison and vindicates himself by capturing the thief. Lester Cunio plays the thief; Rex de Rosselli, the sheriff, Frank McClintock, Marshall Stedman and Charles Reeves have important roles and there is a big posse composed of "Colorado's Best," according to the bulletin. - The Moving Picture World, November 9, 1912
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