Daniel Boone: A True American Legend Includes 4 Bonus Movies

Daniel Boone: A True American Legend In 1775, thirty settlers with their wives and children join an expedition under the courageous leadership of Daniel Boone (George O'Brien) to leave North Carolina and cross the mountains into Kain-tu-kee. The hardships of travel, accidents, and weather are expected. But since a Peace Treaty with the tribes has been signed, they are unaware of the danger they face from a ferocious white renegade named Simon Girty (John Carradine) who opposes settlement, or that one member of their own party is a cowardly land swindler. Sitting Bull Parrish is a cavalry officer who believes in the rights of Native Americans. But despite his efforts to instill equality, General George A. Custer doesn't see eye to eye. Instead, Custer engages the proud Chief Sitting Bull in the climactic and ill-fated Battle of the Little Big Horn. Battles of Chief Pontiac When a racist Hessian colonel, Von Weber (Barry Kroeger), is allowed to take over peace treaty negotiations, conflicts between the Ottawa tribes led by Chief Pontiac (Lon Chaney) and the British Army lead to battle. Chief Pontiac's distrust of the white man turns out to be correct. Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory Buffalo Bill Cody (Clayton Moore) takes it upon himself to protect his Native American friends when they are framed by a gang of thieves. Not one to let the innocent get blamed for something they had no part of, Buffalo Bill hunts down the true culprits and brings them to justice. Cry Blood, Apache A one-time prospector recounts a horrific tale to his son, revealing his remorse for having been part of a gang who slaughtered an entire tribe of Indians, with the exception of one woman, who was left alive because she agreed to lead them to a hidden gold mine.

Features

• "Daniel Boone: A True American Legend" is a 1936 western film starring George O'Brien, Heather Angel, Ralph Forbes, and John Carradine.
• "Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory" is a 1952 western film starring Clayton Moore, Slim Andrews, Charles Harvey, and Rodd Redwing.
• "Cry Blood, Apache" is a 1970 western film starring Joel McCrea, Jody McCrea, Maria Gahua, and Dan Kemp.
• "Battles of Chief Pontiac" is a 1952 American quasi-historical western film starring Lex Barker, Helen Westcott, Lon Chaney Jr., and Berry Kroeger.
• This DVD includes main movie feature "Daniel Boone: A True American Legend" plus 4 bonus movies: "Sitting Bull," "Battles of Chief Pontiac," "Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory," and "Cry Blood, Apache" for a total run time of 6 hours and 38 minutes.