Broncho Billy's SchemeMovie
Colonel Emmett's daughter is captured by an outlaw who blindfolds her just before taking her to his hut, so, in case she escaped, she would be unable to lead anybody to his rendezvous. She is told by one of his accomplices that he intends forcing her into marriage, so she feigns illness. While the outlaw goes for a doctor, she writes a note saying that she is not ill, and is being held for ransom. The outlaw arrives with Broncho Billy, the doctor, whom he has also blindfolded. The girl slips him the note and he pretends to be attending her. Before being blindfolded again for the return journey he fills his pocket with white pills, which he drops at intervals, marking the trail.
About Broncho Billy's Scheme
Broncho Billy's Scheme is a 1914 western movie directed by Gilbert M. Anderson.
The production information lists production credits from United States of America, an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes Gilbert M. Anderson, Marguerite Clayton, True Boardman, Evelyn Selbie. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
