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Fox Film Corp., 1929. Directed by
John Ford. Camera: Joseph August. With
Victor McLaglen,
Myrna
Loy, David Rollins, Roy D'Arcy, Walter Long, David Torrence, Joyzelle
Joyner,
John
Wayne (uncredited). |
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Captain King of the British Army's Black Watch regiment
is assigned to a secret mission in India just as his company is called
to France at the outbreak of war. As a result, he is considered a
coward by his fellows, a suspicion confirmed by his becoming involved in
a drunken brawl in India, in which he apparently kills another officer.
But he contrives to avert a revolt by gaining the
affection of Yasmani, a girl who is looked upon by tribesmen as their
goddess and who is to lead them to victory against unbelievers. He
quells the rebellion when the tribesmen, angered by her support of King,
kill Yasmani. |
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