The Stampede

The Stampede tells the story of Robert Wagner, an Easterner drawn West by new land grants. As he prepares for the land rush, he meets Jim Henderson and his daughter Tex, a spirited woman who defies conventions. Their relationship is complicated by Wagner's New England upbringing, which clashes with Tex's frontier lifestyle.

With a runtime of 56 minutes, this film encapsulates the spirit of the Western genre. The silent film era often explored themes of individualism and romance, making The Stampede a notable example of its time. The film features a cast that includes Francis Ford, Fred Kohler, and Jeanne Carpenter, showcasing early cinematic talent. Collectors of Westerns or silent films might find this title a valuable addition to their libraries, reflecting the cultural narratives of the early 20th century.