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Belo Cozad | ... |
Comanche Chief
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Em-koy-e-tie |
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Hunting Horse | ... |
Kiowa Chief
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Esther LeBarre | ... |
Daughter of Dawn
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Wanada Parker | ... |
Red Wing
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White Parker | ... |
White Eagle
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Jack Sankeydoty |
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Old Man Saupitty |
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Slim Tyebo |
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Oscar Yellow Wolf | ... |
Comanche Scout
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This restored silent film features a love triangle involving a Kiowa chief's daughter and ensuing conflict between Kiowa and Comanche villages.
I thought that I was going to find it very interesting when I read the reviews. I was excited to watch a film produced by Native Americans as I had not seen one before. This came out in 1920 and it is a silent film. I have not watched many silent films before. I did watch one that I found entertaining so I was unsure whether or not I would like this movie.
I couldn't watch much of it. I just found it too boring. I couldn't even really follow the film at all. It did seem sweet and the main character was beautiful but I just could not watch it without falling asleep. I may try to watch this film again in a few months or a year and see if I change my mind and am able to get into it.