Why it may be worth watching
- Geronimo combines Western elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Preston Foster, Ellen Drew, William Henry.
Movie
The Red Raider Roars Into Battle... with 10,000 yelling Indians at his back!
The army's effort to capture Apache chief Geronimo, who is leading a band of warriors on a rampage of raiding and murder, is hampered by a feud between two officers--who are father and son.
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Preston FosterCapt. Bill Starrett
Ellen DrewAlice Hamilton
William HenryLt. John Steele, Jr.
Andy DevineSneezer
Ralph MorganGen. Steele
Gene LockhartGillespie
Marjorie GatesonMrs. Steele
Pierre WatkinCol. White
Chief ThundercloudGeronimo
Kitty KellyDaisy Devine
Monte BlueInterpreter
Addison RichardsFrederick Allison
Joseph CrehanPresident Ulysses S. Grant
Viewing guide
Best suited to viewers looking for Western. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.
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With the eponymous Apache leader (Chief Thundercloud) swearing revenge on the white men who killed his family years earlier, it falls to "Gen. Steele" (Ralph Morgan) - at the personal instigation of the US President - to try to make peace with this marauding warrior. Of course, it's not going to be that simple - there are vested interests on both sides who wish the conflict to continue, there's a good old dose of family melodrama as his son (William Henry) is also at the post - and they don't exactly see eye to eye, and we also have a wagon train carryi…
With the eponymous Apache leader (Chief Thundercloud) swearing revenge on the white men who killed his family years earlier, it falls to "Gen. Steele" (Ralph Morgan) - at the personal instigation of the US President - to try to make peace with this marauding warrior. Of course, it's not going to be that simple - there are vested interests on both sides who wish the conflict to continue, there's a good old dose of family melodrama as his son (William Henry) is also at the post - and they don't exactly see eye to eye, and we also have a wagon train carrying his wife and his son's fiancée en route to the fort through treacherous territory. Now the acting here isn't up to much - aside from the odd gun toting scene from Andy Devine's scouting "Sneezer"; nor is the writing but there are some fun action scenes with the feisty band of blue-shirts facing what appeared to be the entire, and heavily armed, Apache nation bearing down on them. It's far too long, too - but as standard B-western afternoon fayre, it's watchable enough though don't expect any history lessons!
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