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Director: Lew Landers
Writer: Robert E. Kent
A French spy (Mary Castle) flirts with an Indian chief's son (Jon Hall) amid war in 1753 Williamsburg, Va.
78 min
Rating: 4.7/10
Released
Top Cast
Jon Hall
Prince Hannoc
Mary Castle
Elizabeth Leeds
James Seay
Col. George Washington
John Ridgely
Christopher Gist
Sherry Moreland
Morna
Pedro de Cordoba
Chief Shingiss
Movie Info
Director: Lew Landers
Writer: Robert E. Kent
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures, Esskay Pictures Corporation
Countries: United States of America
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CinemaSerf:
Somehow I never found these "Last of the Mohican" style of adventure films particularly engaging. This one features the Delaware tribe, whom Colonel George Washington (James Seay) and his pioneering comrade "Gist" (John Ridgely) want to join their (British) side in the conflict with the encroaching French troops. Meantime, the glamorous "Miss Leeds" (Mary Castle) is trying to schmooze their prince "Hannoc" (Jon Hall) into joining the opposing side. Who will prevail? Well that is not really ever in doubt, and along the way I found the rather set-piece, studio bound, escapades all a bit predictable. Hall has lost much of his "Arabian Nights" (1942) charm and the stodgily played-out romantic elements drag the pace down badly too. I have no idea as to the underlying history to this - but I don't suppose that really matters, it's clearly just a low-budget, though colourful enough, B-feature with a jobbing cast that manage to kill an overlong 80 minutes adequately, but unremarkably.