The Stampede

1921
56m

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Tex Henderson, a Western woman, excels at horse riding to the extent that the cowboy she loves rejects her as being too mannish. When the government opens up land for settlement, Tex joins t... Read allTex Henderson, a Western woman, excels at horse riding to the extent that the cowboy she loves rejects her as being too mannish. When the government opens up land for settlement, Tex joins the land rush, and her expert quick riding outwits others trying to stop her. She makes her... Read allTex Henderson, a Western woman, excels at horse riding to the extent that the cowboy she loves rejects her as being too mannish. When the government opens up land for settlement, Tex joins the land rush, and her expert quick riding outwits others trying to stop her. She makes her land stake, after which the cowboy changes his mind and marries her.

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- Francis Ford
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- Kingsley Benedict
- Eugenie Kremer
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Director
- Francis Ford
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- Kingsley Benedict
- Eugenie Kremer
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Texas Guinan Was No Sucker

Texas Guinan has a hankering for Francis Ford, but it's just him and his little daughter, Jeanne Carpenter. He's set to ride his big horse in the land rush that's about to happen, but there are dirty doings afoot, thanks to Fred Kohler.

Miss Guinan looks good no matter what she is dressed in, and she certainly knows how to ride; she mounts her horses as well as any man, a basic requirement for a western star of the era. It may surprise people who know her only from her career as a speakeasy owner in the 1920s, but she had spent four years in the movies, starting out at Triangle. This short feature, newly re-issued on Blu-Ray and DVD by Grapevine, has a nice drop-needle score compiled by Jack Hardy.

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The name of Wagner's horse, entered in the Big Race is 'Snowflake;' the American Film Institute Catalog of Feature Films 1921-1930, adds the name of Fred Toones to the cast in the role of Snowflake - a Horse. We all know 'Snowflake' was an often used pseudonym used by Toones, but we also know that he himself was NOT a horse; apparently the AFI Team were not aware of this discrepancy.