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Record information – Brief The Devil Bear
Hierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1928Item number (ISN):213467Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:ALLEN, John E.Accession:1977-0244Media:FilmOriginal title:The Devil BearPart:3 of 3Production date:1928Release date:1929-02-09Production company:Thunder Bay Films Ltd.Production credit:director, Louis W. Chaudet; producer/scenario, Sargeson V. Halstead; photography, King GrayCast credit:Dorothy Dwan, Carroll Nye, Mitchell Lewis, Charlie Crockett, Charles K. French, Sylvia Picker, G. Raymond Nye, Dick L'Estrange, Bobbie Mack, Frank Hemphill, Caroline CookCountry of production:cnDistributor name:Thunder Bay Films Ltd.Description:The Devil Bear is an adventure thriller about Captain Epsom and Borno his tame gorilla and ship's mascot. During a mutiny on the ship The Badger, Captain Epsom is injured by a blow on the head which makes him insane but the gorilla (called by Indians "The Devil Bear") rescues him and hides him in a cave, along the shores of lake Superior. The plot becomes more complicated as "The Devil Bear" foils some villains and rescues a missionary's daughter, Werta Brandon, who turns out to be in love with geologist Bert Sifton, whose partner, Jack Crawford, is trying to cheat him out of their mine. "The Devil Bear" helps sort out their problems too and, when another blow on the head restores Captain Epsom to his right mind, all ends happily. <64mn 33s>Language:Silent with English intertitlesNotes:Genre:DRAMADetailed holdings information: -
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