Daniel Boone

In 1775, Daniel Boone settles Kentucky, despite menacing Indians and renegade whites.

Cast

George O'Brien

as Daniel Boone

Heather Angel

as Virginia Randolph

John Carradine

as Simon Girty

Ralph Forbes

as Stephen Marlowe

George Regas

as Black Eagle

Dickie Jones

as Master Jerry Randolph

Clarence Muse

as Pompey

Huntley Gordon

as Sir John Randolph

Harry Cording

as Joe Burch

Aggie Herring

as Mrs. Mary Burch

Reviews

CinemaSerf

George O'Brien made for a slightly pudgy Danel Boone in this pioneer story - and he does a reasonable job, too. Indeed, the whole adventurous spirit is quite well captured as he settles in "Kain-Tuck-Ee" and faces the trials of encroaching Indians - led by double-dealing white man John Carradine, as...

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