DVD

Daniel Boone [videorecording] : trail blazer / Republic Pictures presents an Albert C. Gannaway production ; directed by Albert C. Gannaway and Ismael Rodriguez ; produced by Albert C. Gannaway ; editor, Fernando Martinez A.

Record details

General Note:	Includes, Hawkeye and the last of the mohicans: in the 1950's life in New York's Hudson Valley was a place of unrest and turmoil. As the French and Indian Wat rages, a white trapper, Hawkeye, and his Native American blood brother Chingachgook the last of the Mohicans struggle for justice amidst the turbulence of conflict. Includes, the Great Indian Wars documentary: documents the true story of the struggle for territory between whites and Native Americans as Europeans encroached upon their land. Highlights include gripping reenactments and photos of the faces and places of the time period.
Formatted Contents Note:	Daniel Boone trail blazer (color, 1955, 76 min.) -- Hawkeye and the last of the Mohicans (b&w, 1956, 250 min.) -- The great indian wars - documentary ( b&w, 1991, 95 min.).
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Music by Raul Lavista ; photography, Jack Draper.
Participant or Performer Note:	Bruce Bennett, Lon Chaney, Faron Young.
Summary, etc.:	Having established the fort at Boonesborough, Daniel Boone is leading more eager settlers to the new lands. However, Simon Grity, a vicious white renegade, is stirring up the tribes against the fort and the homesteaders. Much depends upon Bone's strong relationship with his blood brother, Shawnee Chief Blackfish, which sadly for them both, is put to the ultimate test.
System Details Note:	DVD, Dolby Digital.