The Bandit of Point Loma

In this lost film, a bandit evades the sheriff during an exciting pursuit across rocky terrain and sandhills. As the story unfolds, he reaches the Point Loma Lighthouse, where he poses as a revenue man to the lighthouse keeper and his daughter. With a tagline highlighting 1,000 feet of interesting pictures, the film promises action and tension typical of early Westerns. Directed by Allan Dwan, this early silent film is notable for its engaging plot and period-specific storytelling.

Collectors may find interest in the film's status as a lost work, adding a layer of intrigue to its historical significance. The film features performances by J. Warren Kerrigan, Jessalyn Van Trump, and Marshall Neilan, who bring the narrative to life despite the film's brief runtime. As a piece of early cinema, it reflects the Western genre's roots and the filmmaking techniques of its time.