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Director
  
William K. Howard

Country
  
United States

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Duration
  

Language
  
English intertitles

FileThe Thundering Herd 1925 Lobby Cardjpg Wikimedia Commons

Release date
  
March 1, 1925 (1925-03-01) (USA)

Based on
  
The Thundering Herd by Zane Grey

Writer
  
Zane Grey (novel), Lucien Hubbard

The thundering herd 1925 film


The Thundering Herd is a lost 1925 American Western lost film directed by William K. Howard and starring Jack Holt, Lois Wilson, Noah Beery, Sr., and Raymond Hatton. Based on the 1925 novel The Thundering Herd by Zane Grey, and written by Lucien Hubbard, the film is about a trader who uncovers a scheme to blame the Indians for a Buffalo massacre. The Thundering Herd contains the first film appearance of Gary Cooper in an uncredited role.

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Cast

  • Jack Holt as Tom Doan
  • Lois Wilson as Milly Fayre
  • Noah Beery, Sr. as Randall Jett
  • Raymond Hatton as Jude Pilchuk
  • Charles Ogle as Clark Hudnall
  • Tim McCoy as Burn Hudnall
  • Lillian Leighton as Mrs. Clark Hudnall
  • Eulalie Jensen as Mrs. Randall Jett
  • Stephen Carr as Ory Tacks
  • Maxine Elliott Hicks as Sally Hudnall
  • Ed Brady as Pruitt
  • Pat Hartigan as Catlett
  • Fred Kohler as Follansbee
  • Bob Perry as Joe Dunn
  • Gary Cooper (uncredited)

    • Context

  • Jack Holt was the father of cowboy actor Tim Holt.
  • Charles Ogle played the original screen Frankenstein's monster in Thomas Edison's 1910 version of Frankenstein, predating the Boris Karloff interpretation by more than two decades.
  • The film was remade in a 1933 sound version, The Thundering Herd, with some of the cast (Beery and Hatton) playing the same parts but Randolph Scott playing Jack Holt's role.
  • Noah Beery, Sr. was the brother of screen legend Wallace Beery and father of Noah Beery, Jr. ("Rocky" in the 1970s television series The Rockford Files).
  • Raymond Hatton was making a series of comedies as half of an unofficial comedy team with Noah Beery's brother Wallace Beery during this period.
  • It was also from the novel on which this film is based that Marshall University took its unique nickname as the Thundering Herd.

    • Production

    The silent black-and-white film is 70 minutes (7 reels, 7,187 feet).

    References

    The Thundering Herd (1925 film) Wikipedia
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    The Thundering Herd (1925 film) IMDb


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