The Days of '49 Trailer

The Days of '49 Trailer (1913)

21 November 1913 Adventure 11 mins

A tale of gold discovery, betrayal, and romance set during the California Gold Rush. A dying Indian reveals a gold mine's location to settlers Eva and Ben, leading to conflict with Spike, a follower, and an Indian tribe, ultimately ending with Ben and Eva finding the mine, naming it "The Little Bear," and securing their future.

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United States 21 November 1913

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