Hawkeye And The Last Of The Mohicans E18: Stubborn Pioneer  (1957) - (Adventure,Western,TV Series) - video Dailymotion

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Approved | 30min | Adventure, Western | TV Series (1957)  Carpenter foolishly travels into the wilderness to establish a new settlement called Carpenterville. Hawkeye suspects that the Mohawk guide is really a renegade working with the Hurons. Hawkeye and Chingachgook attempt to prevent disaster.   Director: Sam Newfield  Writers: Arthur Browne Jr.  Stars: John Hart, Lon Chaney Jr., Leonard Ontkean

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00:00From the immortal pen of James Fenimore Cooper came stirring tales of the early American frontier,

00:07when freedom-loving pioneers were carving a new nation out of an unknown, savage, and untamed wilderness.

00:14Stories of those exciting days and of the courage, daring, and devotion of men like Hawkeye,

00:23the first of the Long Rifles, and his tribal brother Chingachgook, the last of the Mohicans.

00:53The last trap should be by that dead tree.

01:05Trap empty.

01:16That hasn't been empty for long. There's claw scratches and a blood trail.

01:21Not reset.

01:23Mean Huron rob trap.

01:25Huron should be farther north.

01:27Huron like bird. When winter come, go south. Put teepee in forest to protect from winter wind.

01:36We better get back to the canoe.

01:58We walk many miles on trap land, carry many furs.

02:02Now, me, like bear, want long winter sleep in safety of settlement.

02:09Well, we'll be in Bristol by noon, but with Huron's around, I don't think we'll get much sleep.

02:24Silence. Sudden.

02:31Birds give warning. Danger.

02:34Yeah. Let's get back to the canoe.

02:44Hawkeye and Mohican take much fur from Huron trap.

02:49Gray wolf now take fur back.

02:51These furs belong to Hawkeye and Chingachgook.

02:54And there'd be more if Gray wolf hadn't robbed our trap lines.

02:57Hawkeye's scalp would bring much honor to teepee of Gray wolf.

03:01Hawkeye give furs. Hawkeye and Chingachgook keep scalp.

03:06I don't think you're gonna take any furs or scalps today.

03:10Ah!

03:34This time, Hawkeye lose furs.

03:36Next time, scalp.

03:55What you put on head?

03:57Well, don't worry about it. The swelling will go down in a couple of hours.

04:00Head pound like war drum.

04:02You're lucky you still got a head.

04:04Too bad you lost all your furs, Hawkeye. I could have gotten you a good price for them.

04:07With those Hurons still around, I don't rightly figure our furs is being lost.

04:11You're going after them?

04:13Chingachgook hadn't stopped that tomahawk. We'd be after them right now.

04:16That's dangerous business.

04:18When winter comes, it ain't safe in them woods with the Hurons behind every tree.

04:24That's what I've been trying to tell him, but he won't listen either.

04:27Who is he?

04:28Name's Everett Carpenter.

04:30He's leading them settlers over to the other side of Glass Lake.

04:33Got a commission to set up a new settlement and trade in folks there.

04:37This time of year?

04:38Yep. Says he's got to have them all in and housed by spring.

04:41With Hurons in forest, mean trouble.

04:44You know something else? They ain't taking enough guns.

04:47Least not half enough.

04:49Powder and shot for maybe four or five at the most.

05:09How?

05:10How?

05:13Sawaga, when you finish up here, go on the...

05:16Oh, I beg your pardon.

05:18Just looking over your outfit, Mr. Carpenter.

05:20Planning on doing some traveling, huh?

05:22That is our intention, sir.

05:24Storekeeper tells me you're heading for Glass Lake.

05:27If you mean Oswego Lake, yes.

05:29We're going to establish a new settlement there.

05:31It'll be called Carpenterville.

05:34No need to ask where you get the name.

05:36The establishing of Carpenterville is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream, sir.

05:40Inasmuch as I've undertaken to lead these people,

05:43I feel I'm justified in allowing myself a slight amount of personal pride.

05:47Sawaga, get the rest of the supplies.

05:55You figure your personal pride will protect you from the Hurons?

05:59Our guide, Sawaga, he's an Indian, a Mohawk.

06:02And I'm quite certain that if anybody should know the ways of Indians,

06:05it would be another Indian.

06:07Chingich Cook's a Mohican. Why don't you ask him?

06:09Really, Mr., uh, Mr...

06:12Folks call me Hawkeye.

06:13I appreciate your concern, Mr. Hawkeye,

06:16but I must attend to my own business in my own way.

06:18Now, if you'll excuse me.

06:20Just a minute, Mr. Carpenter.

06:22Chingich Cook and I are heading into Huron territory.

06:24I think it might be a good idea if we tag along with you people.

06:27You're quite welcome, of course,

06:29but please keep in mind that I already have a guide for our party.

06:32Well, that's understood.

06:35You must pardon my husband's abruptness.

06:38He has so much in his mind.

06:40Do you really think there'll be trouble with the Indians?

06:43Well, that's a question only the Indians can answer.

06:46But if I were your husband, I'd sure take more guns than powder.

06:49I'll see what I can do.

06:55If he is Mohawk, he's a Mohican.

06:58And if he's Indian, he's a Mohican.

07:02If he is Mohawk,

07:04why does he take pale face into Huron territory?

07:08Yeah, I'm kind of curious about that myself.

07:15Did you take the keg on the end?

07:17The one with the yellow mark on the side?

07:19Like others?

07:21Like others.

08:01Let's go.

08:32How long do you plan on keeping that fire going, Carpenter?

08:35Why, all night, naturally.

08:37With Huron's about, that's a sure way of telling them where we are.

08:40Sawaga assured me, Hawkeye, that we're in no danger from the Indians.

08:43Well, I'm inclined to think differently about that.

08:46What do you mean?

08:50Sawaga gone from camp.

08:52Gone?

08:54Yes, he's probably gone to rejoin his tribe.

08:56Sawaga's no Mohawk, or he wouldn't venture one foot into Huron territory.

09:00Sawaga is renegade, blood brother of Huron.

09:05I don't believe you.

09:07If Sawaga's not here, I don't see what there is to get alarmed about.

09:10He'll be back.

09:12Well, he may, and then again, he may not.

09:14We'll go out and try to pick up his trail and see what he's up to.

09:17In the meantime, you'd better break out those powder kegs and extra rifles that you brought along.

09:23And put out that fire.

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10:07Everett!

10:09Come here!

10:11What is it?

10:13Sand.

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10:39That's a war party if I ever saw one.

10:50If what Sawaga tell us is true,

10:53white men called Jason Masters give many guns for our hunters.

10:57It is true.

10:59Jason does not want rival trading post.

11:01He say, drive settlers back.

11:04Frighten them so they will never return to land of Huron.

11:08For this, many guns.

11:13And Yankee guns.

11:15They will not shoot.

11:17Powder kegs filled with sand.

11:21When great sun comes over tree,

11:24many scalps will hang in our lodges.

11:30Carpenter will be wiped out before he knows what hit him.

11:33Only one way escape.

11:35Across water.

11:37You go on, Carpenter. Be ready.

11:40I bring the news after Huron's leave.

12:00I'm sure, my dear, this is all some sort of misunderstanding.

12:03But, Everett, that doesn't explain how the sand got in the powder kegs.

12:07There's scarcely enough powder left to fill the horns.

12:10There, there. It's not as bad as all that.

12:12The Indians haven't attacked us, have they?

12:15Everett.

12:29There's a Huron war party headed this way.

12:31Your guide, Sawaga, will be right out in front leading them.

12:34Take all the women down along the water's edge a ways.

12:37You men stay here with me.

12:39Get all the blankets you can.

12:41Get that fire started and keep it burning.

12:43Come on, move.

12:45How much powder have you got left?

12:47Well, there was sand.

12:49I heard about that. How much good powder have you got?

12:51Less than half a keg.

12:53Well, get it.

12:59Woo-hoo!

13:03Woo-hoo!

13:05Woo-hoo!

13:07Woo-hoo!

13:09Woo!

13:30Woo-hoo!

13:41Woo-hoo!

13:49Kinky's gone.

13:51Woo-hoo!

13:59Woo-hoo!

14:11What are they doing?

14:13They're probably trying to pick up our trail.

14:17Here comes Chingagook with the canoes.

14:29Woo-hoo!

14:31Woo-hoo!

14:43Sawaga lie. Guns speak death to Huron.

14:45No. Powder's soon gone.

14:47See?

14:49Take canoes.

14:51Woo-hoo!

14:53Woo-hoo!

14:59Woo-hoo!

15:05Go.

15:07Bring canoes.

15:23Gray Wolf didn't waste any time.

15:29We not last long here without more powder.

15:31What are we gonna do?

15:33Carpenter?

15:35If I get you out of this, will you promise me something?

15:37Yes. Anything.

15:39Will you take your people back to Bridgestone,

15:41wait until spring,

15:43until the Hurons have cleared out of this area,

15:45then Chingagook and I will come back,

15:47we'll guide you to your new land and get you settled properly.

15:49If you've still got a mind to be pioneers.

15:51Yes, yes, of course.

15:53I'll give you my word.

15:55But how will you...

15:57Don't worry about that. Right now we've got a fight in our hands.

16:03Now the rest of you, hold your fire like I told you.

16:15Gray Wolf!

16:17I want to talk to you.

16:19Our guns will be silent.

16:27I want to talk to you.

16:57You killed Gray Wolf, all die.

16:59You listen, Hawkeye.

17:03Talk.

17:05Your braves will die before they take any scalps.

17:07My people are well protected.

17:09You have no powder.

17:11Soon fire sticks no good.

17:13Then we come.

17:15Who told you we have no powder?

17:17You've heard our guns speak,

17:19and they'll speak again and again.

17:21Gray Wolf not believe you.

17:23We're out of powder.

17:25We're out of powder?

17:27Why would I waste it like this?

17:31Every man up there could do this.

17:33We'd still have more than enough powder

17:35to blow you out of the water.

17:56Satisfied?

17:59Braves not afraid to die.

18:01My people aren't afraid to die either.

18:03But there's no sense in killing everyone.

18:05You said that my scalp

18:07would bring great honor to your teepee.

18:09Suppose I give myself up to you,

18:11become your prisoner.

18:13We'll stop this battle.

18:15You, my prisoner, to save Yengis?

18:17And Hurons.

18:19You call off your braves,

18:21and we'll let these people go back to the village unharmed.

18:25When great sun fall into mountain,

18:27how can I come to village?

18:29Leave knife, fire stick behind.

18:31All right.

18:33I'll come unarmed.

18:55Does he really think you'll be there?

18:57He does, and I will.

18:59You'll find after you've been here a while,

19:01it doesn't pay to break your word with a Huron,

19:03or any Indian.

19:05Now come on, let's get these people back to the wagons.

19:07I haven't much time.

19:25Whoa!

19:27I guess you can make it on in from here, all right.

19:29I don't know quite what to say.

19:31Don't try to say it.

19:33Just live up to your end of the bargain.

19:39I guess I've got a lot to learn.

19:55Let's go.

20:09My brother Chinggitch Cook,

20:11this is as far as we go together.

20:15What mean this?

20:17Where my brother go, I go.

20:19It's needless for you to go, too.

20:21I gave my word to Gray Wolf that I'd be his prisoner

20:23and let the settlers go without bloodshed.

20:25I know Hawkeye not break word,

20:27but we have traveled many trails together

20:29for many moons.

20:31We have shared trouble and danger.

20:33I go with you.

20:35No, you stay.

20:37Manitou be with you.

20:53Hawkeye, come.

20:55Hawkeye, my prisoner.

20:57I've kept my end of the bargain,

20:59if that's what you mean.

21:01Hawkeye brave.

21:03Soon torture of fire prove how brave.

21:05Take him.

21:07Wait.

21:09If Gray Wolf puts Hawkeye to the fire,

21:11then Gray Wolf is without honor.

21:13Why Hawkeye say this?

21:15Because you didn't capture me.

21:17I gave myself up to you.

21:19I gave myself up to you.

21:21Because you didn't capture me,

21:23I gave myself up in exchange for the lives of the white settlers.

21:25Now you owe me a favor.

21:27Gray Wolf owe nothing.

21:29What about the lives of your braves that were saved?

21:31The white man saves the life of a Huron

21:33and has taken prisoner.

21:35He's given the chance to defend himself

21:37and earn his freedom.

21:39If you don't believe me, ask your counsel.

21:47Hawkeye tricked Gray Wolf.

21:49I'm just giving you the chance to get great honor

21:51by getting my scalp in combat.

21:53How we fight?

21:55Any way you say.

21:57Tomahawk.

22:19Ow.

22:49Ow.

22:57Offhand, I'd say you lost, Gray Wolf.

22:59Hawkeye kill now?

23:13No.

23:15I figure I've done what I started to do.

23:19Let's go.

23:49I guess that means I'm officially in business.

23:51Well, I reckon it does.

23:53Too bad Jason had to sell out so fast.

23:55Someday I'll still found the settlement of Carpenterville.

23:57Of course you will, Everett.

23:59But as you said, only after we found out more

24:01about this frontier life.

24:03With new settlers and fur traders like us,

24:05you'll do plenty of business right here, Carpenter.

24:07But we got no fur.

24:09Well, we got a lot of fur,

24:11but we don't have a lot of money.

24:13Well, we got a lot of money,

24:15but we don't have a lot of money.

24:17We got no fur.

24:19That's right, I plum forgot.

24:21Well, I guess we better go back and see Gray Wolf again.

24:23Now?

24:25Why not? There are furs, aren't they?

24:27You better go back in there and start figuring your prices.

24:29We'll be back and be your first customers.

24:39Join us again at this same time next week

24:41for another of James Fenimore Cooper's

24:43gripping tales of the early American frontier.

24:45Another exciting adventure of Hawkeye

24:47and his blood brother Chinguchkook.

24:49Last of the Mohicans.

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Hawkeye And The Last Of The Mohicans E18: Stubborn Pioneer (1957) - (Adventure,Western,TV Series)

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