No Man's Gold (1926)
Western | 29 August 1926
Cast:
Tom Mix, Eva Novak, Frank Campeau [ More ]Director:
Lewis SeilerWriter:
John StoneCinematographer:
Daniel B. ClarkProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.The only surviving print of No Man's Gold was discovered on a farm in Czechoslovakia in 1966 and preserved by the National Film Archive in Prague. A restored copy, with Czech intertitles, was loaned to the 23rd Annual San Francisco Film Festival for a 2 Jun 2018 screening. ...
The only surviving print of No Man's Gold was discovered on a farm in Czechoslovakia in 1966 and preserved by the National Film Archive in Prague. A restored copy, with Czech intertitles, was loaned to the 23rd Annual San Francisco Film Festival for a 2 Jun 2018 screening.
On the orders of Krell, a miner en route to restake a lost mine is killed by Healy. Tom and his sidekick, Lefty, discover the dying man, who divides a map of the mine into three parts and leaves his small son in their care. They attend a rodeo, and there Tom comes to the aid of Jane Rogers, one of the contestants, and licks Krell when he interferes. Krell is joined by Healy, and they set out for the mine; Jane, learning of Healy's plotting with Krell, rides to warn Tom and is captured by Krell. With the aid of his horse, Tony, Tom rescues Jane, then demolishes the shack in which the gang is hiding. With the demise of the villains, Tom and Jane are ...
On the orders of Krell, a miner en route to restake a lost mine is killed by Healy. Tom and his sidekick, Lefty, discover the dying man, who divides a map of the mine into three parts and leaves his small son in their care. They attend a rodeo, and there Tom comes to the aid of Jane Rogers, one of the contestants, and licks Krell when he interferes. Krell is joined by Healy, and they set out for the mine; Jane, learning of Healy's plotting with Krell, rides to warn Tom and is captured by Krell. With the aid of his horse, Tony, Tom rescues Jane, then demolishes the shack in which the gang is hiding. With the demise of the villains, Tom and Jane are united.
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