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1925 (Germany)
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Springfield, Illinois. Brandon, a surveyor, dreams of building a railway to the west, but Marsh, a contractor...
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(Complete credited cast)| George O'Brien | ... | Davy Brandon | |
| Madge Bellamy | ... | Miriam Marsh | |
| Charles Edward Bull | ... | Abraham Lincoln | |
| Cyril Chadwick | ... | Peter Jesson | |
| Will Walling | ... | Thomas Marsh | |
| Francis Powers | ... | Sgt. Slattery | |
| J. Farrell MacDonald | ... | Cpl. Casey | |
| Jim Welch | ... | Pvt. Schultz (as James Welch) | |
| George Waggner | ... | Col. William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody | |
| Fred Kohler | ... | Bauman | |
| James A. Marcus | ... | Judge Haller (as James Marcus) | |
| Gladys Hulette | ... | Ruby |
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133 min
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Black and White (tinted)
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The VHS version published in Argentina by "Epoca Video Ediciones" was lifted from an Italian video version that, in turn, was lifted from a Paul Killiam print with the titles (except the original credits) replaced with Italian translations. "Epoca Video Ediciones", subtitled that print in Spanish and made an important mistake that they have never corrected: the film was originally released in Argentina as "El caballo de hierro" but they put "El caballo de acero".
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Edited into The Negro Soldier (1944)
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I remember seeing this, done with a real blue tint if I remember right. J. Farrell McDonald was fun-the bald guy who looks like William Frawley? He shows up as a bartender in John Ford's lator 'My Darling Clementine' '46, pretty much looking the same way.
This was pure '20's Western stuff-having Buffalo Bill AND Wild Bill together(can't tell'em apart here well either...), and Indian attack or three, Lincoln on hand for Americana, some good stuff with buffalo hunting and etc.
George O'brien as the hero is alright too. He went on to play the same kinds of rolls as Tim Holt and Bob Steele did for ages.
This holds up well, is kind of long but involving, and NO, the music score is NOT hokey or out of place. Worked real well the two times I have sat through this film, actually.
*** outta ****, a semi-forgetten classic.