The Thundering Herd (1925)
Western | 7 March 1925
Cast:
Jack Holt, Lois Wilson, Noah Beery [ More ]Director:
William K. HowardWriter:
Lucien HubbardCinematographer:
Lucien AndriotProduction Company:
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.In a column called "A Letter from Location in the Jan 1926 Picture-Play, actress Lois Wilson said her horse, "Paavo," in he Thundering Herd rejoined her the following year in another Zane Grey story, The Vanishiing America (1926, see entry).
Paramount produced another adaptation of Zane Grey's novel in 1933. That film, entitled Thundering Herd, was directed by Henry Hathaway and starred Randolph Scott and Judith Allen (see entry). ...
In a column called "A Letter from Location in the Jan 1926 Picture-Play, actress Lois Wilson said her horse, "Paavo," in he Thundering Herd rejoined her the following year in another Zane Grey story, The Vanishiing America (1926, see entry).
Paramount produced another adaptation of Zane Grey's novel in 1933. That film, entitled Thundering Herd, was directed by Henry Hathaway and starred Randolph Scott and Judith Allen (see entry).
In 1876, a band of buffalo hunters assembles at Sprague's Trading Post and is joined by Tom Doan, fresh from a Kansas farm. At the post, Tom meets, and falls in love with, Milly Fayre, the stepdaughter of Randall Jett, the leader of a gang of notorious outlaws who make a brutal living robbing buffalo hunters. Milly and Tom are separated, and there is an Indian uprising sparked by the irresponsible slaughtering of the buffalo herds by white adventurers. Jett is killed by his own men, and Milly escapes, attempting to make her way back to civilization. She is chased by a party of hostile Indians and falls in front of a herd of stampeding buffalo. Tom rescues her. The buffalo hunters subdue the Indians, and Tom and Milly head back to ...
In 1876, a band of buffalo hunters assembles at Sprague's Trading Post and is joined by Tom Doan, fresh from a Kansas farm. At the post, Tom meets, and falls in love with, Milly Fayre, the stepdaughter of Randall Jett, the leader of a gang of notorious outlaws who make a brutal living robbing buffalo hunters. Milly and Tom are separated, and there is an Indian uprising sparked by the irresponsible slaughtering of the buffalo herds by white adventurers. Jett is killed by his own men, and Milly escapes, attempting to make her way back to civilization. She is chased by a party of hostile Indians and falls in front of a herd of stampeding buffalo. Tom rescues her. The buffalo hunters subdue the Indians, and Tom and Milly head back to civilization.
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