Английская Википедия:In the Days of Buffalo Bill
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use American English Шаблон:Use mdy dates Шаблон:Infobox film In the Days of Buffalo Bill is a 1922 American silent Western film serial directed by Edward Laemmle. The film, which consisted of 18 episodes, is currently classified as lost.[1]
Cast
- Art Acord as Art Taylor
- Duke R. Lee as Buffalo Bill Cody
- George A. Williams as Calvert Carter
- Jay Morley as Lambert Ashley
- Otto Nelson as Alden Carter
- Pat Harmon as Gaspard
- Jim Corey as Quantrell
- Burton Law as Allen Pinkerton (as Burton C. Law)
- William De Vaull as Edwin M. Stanton (as William P. Devaull)
- Joel Day as Abraham Lincoln[lower-alpha 1]
- J. Herbert Frank as Abraham Lincoln[lower-alpha 1]
- Clark Comstock as Thomas C. Durant
- Charles Colby as William H. Seward
- Joseph Hazelton as Gideon Welles (as Joe Hazleton)
- John W. Morris as Gen. U. S. Grant[lower-alpha 1]
- Lafe McKee as Gen. Robert E. Lee (as Lafayette McKee)
- G.B. Philips as Montgomery Blair
- Tex Driscoll as Gen. U.S. Grant[lower-alpha 1] (as John W. Morris)
- Harry Myers as Andrew Johnson (as Henry Myers)
- Ruth Royce as Aimee Lenard
- Chief Lightheart as Sitting Bull
- William Knight as Jack Casement
- Elsie Greeson as Louise Frederici
- Buck Connors as Hank Tabor
- Millard K. Wilson as Tim O'Mara (as M.K. Wilson)
- William F. Moran as John Wilkes Booth (as William Moran)
- Silver Tip Baker as Gen. Grenville M. Dodge (as Silvertip Baker)
- Charles Newton as Maj. North
- Alfred Hollingsworth as Chief Justice Chase
- Lester Cuneo
- Marion Feducha as Andrew Johnson as a boy
- Helen Farnum (uncredited)
- Joe Miller (uncredited)
- Dorothy Wood (uncredited)
Litigation over name "Buffalo Bill"
The corporation founded by William F. Cody, the actual Buffalo Bill, and two partners in 1913, which made a film of his wild west exploits, The Adventures of Buffalo Bill (1917), brought a suit in federal court in Colorado seeking an injunction to prevent the 1922 film serial from using the name "Buffalo Bill" and his likeness in any advertising.[2] Applying the law of unfair competition, the court dismissed the suit noting that the name, which at best had only a common law trademark, had acquired a secondary meaning regarding the American West which had lost its exclusivity from being used in several plays without challenge, and that the theater-going public could readily distinguish between the films.[3]
Chapter titles
- Bonds of Steel
- In the Enemy's Hands
- The Spy
- The Sword of Grant and Lee
- The Man of the Ages
- Prisoners of the Sioux
- Shackles of Fate
- The Last Shot
- From Tailor to President
- Empire Builders
- Perils of the Plains
- The Hand of Justice
- Trails of Peril
- The Scarlet Doom
- Men of Steel
- The Brink of Eternity
- A Race to the Finish
- Driving the Golden Spike
See also
References
- Notes
- Citations
External links
- Шаблон:IMDb title
- In the Days of Buffalo Bill at silentera.com
- Шаблон:Allmovie title
Шаблон:Universal serials Шаблон:Edward Laemmle
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- Cultural depictions of Buffalo Bill
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- Cultural depictions of Ulysses S. Grant
- Cultural depictions of John Wilkes Booth
- Cultural depictions of Sitting Bull
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