In the Days of War (1913) User Reviews

There is a sustained interest throughout the two parts

[deickemeyer · 30 August 2017]

Here is a two-reel special, made in America, based on the old, ever young, story of the North and South. There is a sustained interest throughout the two parts. The acting is strong, melodramatic, perhaps, but the chief actors. Paul W. Panzer and Crane Wilbur, were portraying stirring times. Much may be said of the picture from the spectacular side, one of the features being the destruction of a railroad by means of ripping up the rails and ties and heating and twisting the rails and burning the ties. There are several battle scenes, which are well handled. - The Moving Picture World, April 26, 1913