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Fort Henry is about to be overrun by the French and the Indians. The commander of the fort sends a message for help…

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Summary: Fort Henry is about to be overrun by the French and the Indians. The commander of the fort sends a message for help to another fort and soldiers are sent immediately along with the two sisters Cora and Alice. In an attempt to win some time, The sisters and their personal guards decide to take a shortcut. Unfortunately for them this leads them right into the enemy. At the fort things aren't looking any brighter. Are they all going to lose hope and surrender?
Decade: 20s
Genres: Adventure, Drama
Directed by: Maurice Tourneur

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"The Last of the Mohicans" (1920) Cast:

Wallace Beery - Magua
Barbara Bedford - Cora Munro
Lillian Hall - Alice Munro
Alan Roscoe - Uncas
Harry Lorraine - Hawkeye
Henry Woodward - Major Heyward
James Gordon - Colonel Munro
George Hackathorne - Captain Randolph
Nelson McDowell - David Gamut
Theodore Lorch - Chingachgook
Jack McDonald - Tamenund
Sydney Deane - General Webb

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2 Comments

Norman October 17th, 2013 at 11:59 am

Wonderful film,

What a lovely simple time it was for people and I thank you for these lovely old films.
Bnwmovies October 17th, 2013 at 9:50 pm

I’m glad you enjoyed it, Norman!