Hawkeye And The Last Of The Mohicans E26: Winter Passage (1957) - (Adventure,Western,TV Series) - video Dailymotion

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Approved | 30min | Adventure, Western | TV Series (1957)   Frontier wives hope to join their husbands in time for Christmas.   Director: Stanley Neufeld  Writers: Nat Tanchuck  Stars: John Hart, Lon Chaney Jr., Kay Hawtrey

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00:00The immortal pen of James F. Cooper brings you thrilling tales of excitement, blazing

00:14action on the early American frontier, stirring adventures filled with the daring and courage

00:21of Hawkeye, first of the Long Rifles, and his blood brother, Chinguchkuk, last of the

01:00Well, from the look on your face, I'll say you didn't have any more luck than I did.

01:11Snow and ice everywhere. Same in that direction. Beats me how this fella,

01:17Hanlon, keeps saying there's a snow-free pass in these parts.

01:20He hear Iroquois legend too many times. The worst of it is he has those women

01:25back in Kiroga, counting on a way west that just doesn't exist.

01:28Ladies, ladies, please, I can't let you have all these goods.

01:39Could you get your wagon over to the blacksmith's? They're working on it now.

01:43Good. Mrs. Daniels, can't you stop? I got my regular customers to think of.

01:49We're taking no more than we ordered.

01:51Well, from the frowns on your faces, I suppose you're about to say we told you so.

02:01That's about the sum of it, Mrs. Daniels. We searched for a pass, not find.

02:05Snow and ice deep everywhere. Mrs. Shandy's not afraid of snow.

02:10Mrs. Shandy's pretty brave. She's a mite stubborn, Peggy.

02:14You ladies still plan on pushing on to Ranchee Valley?

02:17All trails from here dangerous now.

02:20That's one plan I'll never change, Hawkeye.

02:22It took my husband two years to build us a home and send for us,

02:26and we're fair anxious to be a family again.

02:29White brave, wait many moons for white squaw and papoose.

02:33Fewer, more moons not matter.

02:36What he means, ma'am, is it would be a lot better if you just wait here till after the spring thaw.

02:41But we can't wait here that long. We've little money and not very many supplies.

02:45The other ladies are in the same fix.

02:47As I told them, tightening your belts is a lot safer than chancing those snow-filled passes.

02:52But Mr. Hanlon says there's a way through, a way kept clear by hot springs under the ground.

02:56That I can vouch for, ma'am.

02:59And like I told you, I'll have you all in the Ranchee Valley by Christmas.

03:04Not to be interfering, Mr. Hanlon, but for the sake of the women and children you're guiding,

03:08I sure hope this snow-free pass of yours just isn't an Indian legend.

03:12It ain't only a legend. Me and my friends been using it quite a spell,

03:16traipsing in and out of Ranchee Valley, snug as you please.

03:18Chingitskook and me, we're searching for your pass.

03:21There's no place anywhere around here that's fit for a wagon crossing.

03:25Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

03:27Great wardsman.

03:29What's the matter? A little sprinkle in the snow bogged down your tracking?

03:33Well, ladies, you heard him. What do you think of my offer to guide you now?

03:36Twarn't our intention, Hawkeye, to spend the winter here in Kiroga.

03:40And if you listen to me, you won't have to.

03:42All I can say, Mrs. Daniels, is that I hope his eyesight's a lot better than ours.

03:47He is snow-blind. He think he find pass.

03:51You're saying I'm a liar, Injun?

03:53All Chingitskook meant was that sometimes the snow plays tricks on people's eyes.

03:57My ears understand the king's English where it's spit out by an Injun's tongue,

04:02or by a bag of wind where a buck skips.

04:04Gents, gents, no fighting now.

04:06Think of the ladies, the important thing is to get them up to Ranchee Valley.

04:09Aye.

04:11Mr. Hammond, do you think we'll be able to reach the valley in time for Christmas?

04:14Sooner than that, ma'am.

04:15Once we get through that hot water pass,

04:17it's like traveling on spring grass all the way.

04:20Sounds mighty convincing.

04:23Don't you think so, Mr. Bragg?

04:24If it were up to me, I'd rather wait till the snow's thawed.

04:27So would I, if I own this trading post.

04:30Make a nice tidy profit having these ladies around till spring,

04:32ought to sell everything out.

04:34Now, you look here, Mrs. Daniels asked me an opinion and I give it.

04:37So did he.

04:39Well, ladies, are you listening to them and spend all winter here,

04:44or are you coming with me?

04:46I'm for pushing on now.

04:49Might as well go along with him, Mrs. Wedstock.

04:52You won't be happy otherwise.

05:05Helen, seeing as you're so busy,

05:08you got time for a little talk?

05:11I guess I can spare a couple of minutes.

05:13I can't seem to get this Hot Springs Pass of yours out of my mind.

05:17What direction did you say it was in?

05:19I didn't.

05:20Me and Chingagook, knowing the ways of the country as we do,

05:23we figured we'd go along and lend you a hand getting the wagons through.

05:27If we needed help from you and that engine, we'd ask for it.

05:30Something tells me you're gonna need all you can get.

05:33Now, when you're by White River Rapids,

05:36that Snowfree Pass of yours ought to be north of there.

05:39Keep a-guessing.

05:40Couldn't be south on account of the Willicott River.

05:43Well, now, that's something you're gonna have to find out for yourself.

05:46Well, you act, Hanlon, the body'd think you never heard of White River Rapids.

05:50I know White River Rapids better than you.

05:53Now, just tend to your own business and keep your nose out of mine.

05:57White River Rapids is the same kind of legend as that Hot Springs Pass of yours.

06:02There's no such place in this territory.

06:05That's the second time you and that engine's called me a liar.

06:08I guess me and Chingagook are just a couple of natural disbelievers.

06:35Come on.

07:06Hawkeye, Hanlon's our only chance of getting out of here.

07:10Me and Chingagook know how anxious you folks are to get to Ranchi Valley.

07:14We'd feel a whole lot better if you'd just wait till we make sure you're going the right way.

07:18We can't wait, Hawkeye.

07:20Another storm and we'd be snowed in here for the rest of the winter.

07:23Better you stay here for winter than out there in snow forever.

07:28That woodsman's like a bulldog walking in the snow.

07:31He'll chomp on it till he cracks it open in the mirror.

07:34He sure ain't swallowed the bill of goods we sold them women.

07:37Maybe we ought to call the whole thing off.

07:39And keep the other boys waiting for the slaves we promised them?

07:42We'll deal with Mr. Hawkeye and his Indian friend as we have to.

07:51No use, Mrs. Whitestock.

07:53The blacksmith needs a couple more days to make a pimp for that Whipple tree.

07:56I don't understand.

07:58He told me yesterday the only thing wrong was that cracked rim.

08:01Yeah, and he fixed it.

08:03I thought maybe I'd have something he could use in place of that pin, but I didn't.

08:06Well, what do you suggest we do, Mr. Hanlon?

08:09The only thing we can do, Mrs. Daniels,

08:11we'll put half of the women from the Whitestock wagon into yours.

08:14The other half can go with Saunders.

08:16But what about us? You can't leave us behind.

08:18Don't intend to.

08:20Could be my crowded, but we'll find room for you and your family somewhere.

08:23Indeed we will.

08:25But I can't leave my wagon behind. Everything we own is in it.

08:28It's the only thing we can do, Mrs. Whitestock.

08:30We've got a long way to go, and we can't chance any more delays.

08:33Don't mean to be interfering, Mrs. Whitestock,

08:35but maybe there's something we can do to help you.

08:37Nobody's asking you.

08:39Now, let's hear him out, Mr. Hanlon.

08:41Do you have a way of fixing the wagon?

08:43No, ma'am, that's the job for the blacksmith.

08:45But when he's done with it, me and Chingagook could follow your trail and bring it to you.

08:49It's a light wagon. Catch up fast.

08:52Well, that's a wonderful idea. What do you think, Mr. Hanlon?

08:55I'm not objecting. First bit of sense to come out of that woodsman.

08:59All right, everybody, let's get loaded.

09:04What do you want Hawkeye and that Injun friend of his tagging along for?

09:07Why not? At least we'll know where to find them if we want them.

09:11All right, let's get things moving.

09:23Still doubting they'll find that pass, Hawkeye?

09:26That's right. They're not going to find anything more than me and Chingagook did.

09:30When we follow, as soon as they're out of sight.

09:33Didn't you say you were going to drive the Whitestock wagon?

09:36The blacksmith says it won't be ready till tomorrow anyway.

09:39My brother Hawkeye.

09:41I'm not going to let him get away with it.

09:43I'm not going to let him get away with it.

09:45I'm not going to let him get away with it.

09:47I'm not going to let him get away with it.

09:49Hawkeye.

09:51My brother Hawkeye.

09:53Not me, blacksmith.

10:12All right, ladies, fall out.

10:15Four hours of being cramped in them wagons is enough.

10:18Take a rest here first, pal.

10:32You boys are going on a hunting trip.

10:35What for? We've got enough food for ourselves.

10:38The womenfolk can look to the Ottawa's for their vittles.

10:40Wasn't thinking of that kind of hunting.

10:43The game you're going after can shoot back.

10:46When you let them.

11:01Hanlon sure changed his mind fast about us coming along.

11:05Maybe he have good reason to know where we are at.

11:10But why he so anxious to take white squaws on such dangerous trail?

11:16That's a good question, my brother.

11:18And that's one that we must find the answer to.

11:46Ready or not, here I come.

11:52Sh, sh, Shanty, don't say anything.

11:55A Ronnie will find us.

11:58Come on, let's go.

12:01Come on, let's go.

12:03Come on, let's go.

12:05Come on, let's go.

12:07Come on, let's go.

12:09Come on, let's go.

12:11Come on, let's go.

12:13A Ronnie will find us.

12:36We got them both.

12:38You sure?

12:39First shot.

12:41Drilled that engine right through the heart.

12:43And I left the great Hawkeye with a ball of lead right smack between the eyes.

12:47Good.

12:48Now let's not keep Chief Tomisca and his otterwise waiting for the slaves any longer.

12:53Daddy!

12:57Maybe she's over in the other wagon.

13:03Tomisca ought to pay us a pretty good price for that young'un.

13:06Ronnie! Ronnie!

13:09Mom! Ronnie!

13:11Where'd she come from?

13:13Mommy! Mommy!

13:15They're going to take us to Indians!

13:17What are you talking about?

13:19Come on, let's hitch up the horses.

13:22We may have to ride close herd now, ladies, from now on.

13:28No, we haven't got time. You see, Mr. Hammond's calling us.

13:34You bled a lot, but you're going to be all right.

13:37But my brother Hawkeye, he not hurt.

13:40No, I just played possum so the bushwhackers would leave.

13:43White Squaw's in bad trouble. Need help fast.

13:47We go on foot. Wagon make too much noise.

13:51You stay put. I'm going alone.

13:53Where my brother go, I go.

13:55If you were any weaker, you'd be needing a cradle.

13:58Me not papoose. Me go.

14:01You just stay put. You've lost a lot of blood.

14:04You'll be snug here for a while.

14:06As soon as you feel able, drive the team back to the settlement.

14:09Tell them what's happened.

14:37That's what they said. Honest.

14:40Are you sure they said Ottawa's?

14:42Mr. Hanlon says he's going to get a good price for Ronnie.

14:46Peggy's not one for making up tales, Mrs. Daniels.

14:49Well, I just can't believe it.

14:51Why, Mr. Hanlon and his friends even refused payment for guiding us.

14:54Maybe with good reason.

14:56They're bringing us back to the settlement.

14:58I don't think so, Peggy.

15:00I don't think so.

15:02Why, Mr. Hanlon and his friends even refused payment for guiding us.

15:05Maybe with good reason.

15:07They're planning to sell us into slavery to the Indians.

15:09The child's making it up. Now, aren't you?

15:12Mrs. Shandy was with me. She heard him, too.

15:15Didn't you, Mrs. Shandy?

15:17Well, look, if they went scouting for engines,

15:19they would have gone ahead of us. Ain't that right?

15:22Well, then why'd they go back trail?

15:24And he shot Hawkeye. I heard them say so.

15:33Judging by the looks on your faces,

15:35I'd say little Mrs. Shandy's been talking out of turn.

15:38Then it's true.

15:40You don't have to worry, ladies.

15:42The Ottawa's won't work you too hard.

15:44Might even marry and take you and your little ones into the tribe.

15:47Oh, you foul son of Satan.

15:49Watch your tongue.

15:51I don't want any trouble from you ladies.

15:53The Ottawa's won't pay much for damaged goods.

15:56The Ottawa's won't pay much for damaged goods.

16:26You let my boy alone!

16:28Him? Not afraid.

16:30Regular little warrior, ain't he?

16:32You be good, and maybe the chief will keep you all together.

16:35You.

16:36You.

16:37You.

16:38You.

16:39You.

16:40You.

16:41You.

16:42You.

16:43You.

16:44You.

16:45You.

16:46You.

16:47You.

16:48You.

16:49You.

16:50You.

16:51You.

16:52You.

16:53You.

16:54You.

16:55Come on, Lillian.

16:56You filthy beast.

16:58Maybe I'll keep this one for myself.

17:00I'd rather be slave to the grubbiest Ottawa.

17:03You'll get your way.

17:05We'll start with her, chief.

17:06How much?

17:07Four beva.

17:08Manchile two.

17:09Papouse one.

17:11They're all good and sturdy, chief.

17:14I figured I'm getting at least four hands of beva pelts for the women.

17:18Two hands.

17:20Four for the young ones, and three for the older ones.

17:23Scores three hands, no more.

17:29You got yourself a deal, Temesca.

17:33Bring furs.

17:37You heathen devils!

17:39We'll die before we suffer ourselves to be your slaves.

17:53I ain't never seen so many prime pals in my life.

18:10Just remember, two-thirds of them is mine.

18:13When we leave here, all our weapons are going to be in my wagon.

18:17What about the furs for the young'uns, chief?

18:23Temesca?

18:26And what of the furs for the young'uns?

18:29Give us the furs.

18:31I'll get the furs.

18:33You two, get a load of this.

18:36And the furs.

18:38I'll get the furs.

18:40And the furs.

18:42You, get a load of this.

18:45Give us the furs.

18:47I'll get the furs.

18:50Give us the furs.

18:51Tumisca is known beyond the land of the Ottawa's even as other tribes know the justice of Ottawa law

18:57Manitou give Ottawa law

19:00And I reckon Manitou wouldn't like you having slaves that were not taken in battle chief

19:05This hunter of squaws stole those white women chief

19:09He hasn't the courage to do battle with men

19:12You say you'll not steal white women. Oh, what's the difference chief? They're here, aren't they? You hear Tumisca?

19:18He speaks with a tongue of a serpent under the eye of Manitou

19:21I'll fight him for those captives. If he wins they stay if I beat him they go free. Don't listen to him chief

19:29Let me and my friends take care of him. Wait

19:34You wise in Ottawa law Hawkeye

19:41Money to place hand on through one

19:44Ottawa

19:47Takes slave only from battle test of knives prove who speak with straight tongue

19:55Hawkeye die

19:57Tumisca by captives. What's the sense of this Tumisca?

20:00We went to a lot of trouble bringing them to you test of knives for eyes of money to only

20:09They may call you Hawkeye cuz you're good with a gun with a knife

20:15Carl Hanlon skewered many a man without getting nary a scratch

20:24Go

20:44You

21:14Oh

21:41Money to has spoken

21:43The captives are free!

21:55Look!

22:07Get at him! Get at him!

22:09Ladies! Ladies! We want them all in one piece for the trial.

22:17Ottawa law is good, chief, but remember,

22:20before Manitou, no man or woman should be a slave, whether red or white.

22:25The bravery of Hawkeye will make Tamiska remember.

22:29Miss Shandy, meet your new sister, Matilda.

22:32Well, this is the first time we've ever celebrated Christmas in the spring.

22:36Well, a cup of cheer tastes just as good in April as it does in December.

22:40When all people are happy, not matter what season.

22:43And we couldn't be happier.

22:45Thanks to you both for bringing us together and making us a real family again.

22:48Hawkeye?

22:50Yes, Miss Shandy?

22:52Yes, Miss Matilda?

22:54Yes, Miss Shandy.

22:56Hawkeye, Miss Shandy loves you and thanks you.

22:59Well, thank you, Miss Shandy.

23:02Miss Shandy loves you and wants to thank you, too.

23:06Oh, yeah. Miss Shandy is a very smart lady.

23:10She knows that now is the season for everyone to love each other.

23:19Join us again at this same time next week for another episode of

23:23Join us again at this same time next week for another of

23:26James Fenimore Cooper's gripping tales of the early American frontier.

23:30Another exciting adventure of Hawkeye and his blood brother, Chinguchkuk.

23:35Last of the Mohicans.

Hawkeye And The Last Of The Mohicans E26: Winter Passage (1957) - (Adventure,Western,TV Series)

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