The Sheriff’s Baby

Year: 1913

Runtime: 17 mins

Director: D.W. Griffith

Western

After his wife dies, the sheriff clings to their infant, his only hope for the future. Too busy to care for the child, he sends the baby on a perilous trek across the desert to reach relatives. While pursuing outlaws, the sheriff discovers a deserted prairie schooner; its occupants are dead and his child has vanished, plunging him into a desperate search.

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