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The Wagon and the Star

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Language
  
English

Director
  
J.J.W. Pollard

The Wagon and the Star movie scenes Cast members including those who play War Boys in the movie were seen in

Release date
  
1936 (1936)

The Wagon and the Star (or Waggon with 2x g) was a 1936 New Zealand film by producer/director J.J.W. Pollard, the editor of the Southland Times who also wrote the screenplay. Only one reel of the film and some out-takes survive. The handbuilt camera used was built by Ted Coubray and "confiscated" by Alexander Markey on the set of Hei Tiki.

Contents

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Plot

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Two migrants from "Home" John Hawthron and Andrew Henderson from Scotland meet on a road building gang. John has not yet made his fortune in the new country, but he eventually builds up a large transport and accommodation business and marries Mary the daughter of a local landowner, despite the presence of a villainous local lawyer.

Cast

Most of the cast were amateurs from the local operatic society in Invercargill.
  • John Peake as John Hawthron
  • Faye Hinchley as Mary Tyson
  • William (Bill) Buchanan as Andrew Henderson
  • TR Vanity ( Tom Pryde ) as Hubert Throstle

    • References

    The Wagon and the Star Wikipedia
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