16 September 1926 Drama, Western 55 mins
One of the bloodiest battles in American history is brought to life in this rarely-seen silent blockbuster. Over 3,000 extras were employed to recreate General George Custer's last stand against the Indian forces led by Crazy Horse.
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John Beck as General George A. Custer
Roy Stewart as Lem Hawks
Edmund Cobb as Captain Harry Page
Arthur Morrison as John Rossman
Helen Lynch as Betty Rossman
Norman Lindley as Jack Rossman
Dick La Reno as Charles Renton - Indian Agent
Andrée Tourneur as Mrs. Smith
Bert Lindley as General Terry
Ralph McCullough as Lieutenant Farley
Running Deer as Sitting Bull
Felix Whitefeather as Chief Gall
Young Eagle as Chief Little Bear
Black Hawk as Little Horse
James Sheridan as Soldier that stabs Gall
Harry L. Fraser Director
United States 16 September 1926
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26 February 1926
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03 March 1926
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07 February 1926
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23 January 1926
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14 February 1926
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14 March 1926
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