For Massa's Sake

⭐ Featured Review

"The darkey players in this picture, with the exception of Uncle Joe, were not equal to its situation, and it passes without adequate effect upon the emotions. Old Uncle Joe, manumitted slave, sells himself and his family again into slavery to pay the gambling debts of his old master's son. Nothing else in the picture is equal to this glorious action. Of course, the young man finds a gold mine and, once more rich, seeks out his old friend and one-time servant. It is a touching scene. He comes out on the cotton held and finds Uncle Joe being beaten by a harsh taskmaster whom he straightway ..."