Richard Barthelmess is the sort of "Zorro" character in this rather weak romantic drama from D.W. Griffith. The story is quite complex but basically involves him ("Don Maria") and his newly found pal "Sir Whitehead" (a very dashing young Ralph Graves) trying to thwart the ambitions of "King Bagley" (Walter Long) who has eyes for the gal "Rosy" (Eugenie Besserer) who has recently been robbed of her meagre poke by the greedy "Spasm Sal" (Rhea Haines). Now, it doesn't hang about this film - that's quite a lot of story to pack into 80 minutes, and though the photography of the Californian scenery i...