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27 December 1925 (USA)
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The government will grant a fringe of terrain for the settlers who want to live and work there. The...
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I am an ardent fan of the silent era,I am extremely knowlegeble.
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(Complete credited cast)| William S. Hart | ... | Don Carver | |
| Barbara Bedford | ... | Molly Lassiter | |
| Lucien Littlefield | ... | Kentucky Rose | |
| J. Gordon Russell | ... | Noll Lassiter | |
| Richard Neill | ... | Bill Freel (as Richard R. Niell) | |
| Jack Murphy | ... | Bart Lassiter | |
| James Gordon | ... | Joe Hinman | |
| George F. Marion | ... | Old man (as George Marion) | |
| Gertrude Claire | ... | Old woman | |
| Lillian Leighton | ... | Widow Riley |
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78 min | Spain:82 min | Canada:76 min (Ontario)
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USA:Approved (1939 re-issue) |
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Ironically, tumbleweeds - the plant this movie is named after - are not native to Texas; they come from Russia.
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Don Carver:
Boys, it's the last of the West.
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Featured in Golden Saddles, Silver Spurs (2000) (TV)
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Tumbleweeds has been said was the end of an era,maybe so in the silent sence.True it is that the westerns of Hart,Mix,Gibson,Anderson,Caray and others were over,but there styles were not. Western Stars that followed such as Tim McCoy,Tom Keene,Ken Maynard,Bill Boyd and others followed in the Tradition of Good over Bad.They lived by the Code of the West,they rarely drank,never drunk treated women with upmost respect,and use a gun only as a last resort .However the had a certain demeanor that when a scene ocurred they became part of the whole picture,not as a HOLLYWOOD STAR,but as a true cowboy who througt his actions was to become a HERO ,not because of his six-gun ,but because of his courage and honor. All these qualities what made William S. Hart the true heroic,but humble cowboy.That is why Tumbleweeds is a true classic in the way Hart faced with such obstacles never wavers ,even taking the time to help an elderly couple still after risking his life at every turn gives the claim to the young lady and her brother.Yes it was an end to an era,however it was the making of a true cinema Western classic.