Arizona Trails (with Bonus Material)

Starring: Bill Patton, Edna Aslin, Ed Carey & Tom Camden Director: Victor Adamson

A trio of rare and hard-to-find western classics.

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Item Number: ALP 5869D

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DVD Features:

Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 51 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: July 28, 2009
Originally Released: 1935
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0; Can be played worldwide
Note: Hearts & Saddles

A rare restored segment from the first film Tom Mix made for the Fox Film Corporation in 1917
Tim McCoy TV Show
Western star Tim McCoy and his good friend chief Yowlachie demonstrate authentic Native American sign language

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Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Bill Patton, Edna Aslin, Ed Carey & Tom Camden
Directed by		Victor Adamson

Description by OLDIES.com:

Arizona Trails (1935, B&W): Teenager Henry Randolph has gotten into debt and is being blackmailed by crooked gambler Slade. The sheriff overhears Henry threaten to kill Slade, and when the gambler is found murdered, the boy is arrested. Hard-boiled cowhand Bob Bronson refuses to believe that Henry is guilty. Strapping on his guns, he sets out to bring back the real killer before Henry's date with the hangman's noose.

Director Victor Adamson's (aka Al James and Denver Dixon) Arizona Trails is loaded with wonderful on-location photography and features Adamson himself playing the role of Shorty. Australian native Adamson was a busy director and actor in the silent era, often starring as "Art Mix." His son was reknowned low-budget exploitation director Al Adamson.

Stars Bill Patton, Edna Aslin, Ed Carey, Tom Camden; Directed by Victor Adamson (Al James).

Bonus Material -

Hearts and Saddles (1917, B&W, Silent): A rare restored segment from the first film Tom Mix made for the Fox.

Tim McCoy TV Show (1952): Western star Tim McCoy and his good friend Chief Yowlachie demonstrate authentic Native American sign language.

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Tom Mix chapter not worth much Movie Lover: Karl Davidson from Centralia, WA US -- October, 27, 2009

The feature, "Arizona Trails" is fairly decent as regards the image and the sound. The story is a bit slow and creaky, as is about normal for mid-1930s westerns from the little independent studios. Runs about 46 minutes.

The Tom Mix piece runs about eight minutes and is just a jumbled mess of various scenes from a movie that was made when he still often portrayed a semi-comic "rube" character. Don't look for a coherent story or for any of Mix's later dashing persona.

The Tim McCoy program runs twelve minutes without commercials. The picture and sound are decent but, for me, the subject was boring. Chief Yowlachie tells a story in sign language and Tim translates.

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OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 2,683
Item Number: ALP 5869D
UPC: 089218586995
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