Product Details

• Actors: Ed Ames, Fess Parker
• Directors: John Florea
• Format: Color, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 2
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Studio: Liberation Ent
• DVD Release Date: November 23, 2009
• Run Time: 408 minutes
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• ASIN: B002ITSAIU
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #9,017 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

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Product Description

Personally selected by Ed Ames, these episodes feature Mingo disguising himself as a white trapper, singing an original ballad and even fighting his brother (played by Ed Ames in a dual role) and includes talented co-stars ranging from Maurice Evans and Walter Pidgeon to Forrest Tucker, Cesar Romero and Victor French.

DISC 1
Not In Our Stars (Season 1 original air date 12/31/64)
Lord Dunsmore, the British Governor General, orders Boonesborough settlers out of Kentucky within 30 days, claiming that he holds the title to their land. Co-starring Walter Pidgeon.
The Tamarack Massacre Affair (Season 2 original air date 12/30/65)
Daniel is getting ready to negotiate a friendship treaty with the Iroquois Indians but Madeline Lorne says the Iroquois are guilty of a massacre of which she is the sole survivor.
The Matchmaker (Season 3 original air date 10/27/66)
To avert tribal warfare, Daniel and Mingo are given the task of bringing a rebellious Creek princess to wed the son of a Shawnee chief.
Beaumarchais (Season 4 original air date 10/12/67)
Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans appears as a French novelist who poses as the head of a traveling troupe to smuggle gold through British lines.

DISC 2
My Brother's Keeper (Season 1 original air date 10/8/64)
Yadkin insists that the Creeks who wounded him and killed a party of Cherokee were lead by none other than Mingo. This is the only episode where Ed Ames plays two roles.
Due to severe film deterioration, about 5 minutes of the season one episode, "My Brother's Keeper," was beyond restoring and was omitted from the Season 1 DVD release. Note that a better copy was located in 2007, and the restored scene is included in this special release.
Gabriel (Season 2 original air date 1/6/66)
On the way to a French trading post, Daniel and Mingo are captured by a Spanish Army captain who thinks Daniel is Gabriel Lejeune, a French revolutionary wanted by the Spaniards. Co-starring Cesar Romero.
Requiem for Craw Greene (Season 3 original air date 12/1/66)
Mingo s promise to a dying friend takes him to Logan s Fort, a place where Indians are not welcome. He disguises himself as a white trapper, and learns that by driving away or killing all the Indians, Roark Logan owns all the property in the area, with the exception of a tract of land for which Mingo now holds title.
The Ballad Of Sidewinder and Cherokee (Season 4 original air date 9/14/67)
Daniel and Mingo pit one river pilot against another in order to recover the furs which were stolen from them. Ed Ames (Mingo) sings an original ballad. Co-stars Forrest Tucker, Victor Bruno and Victor French.

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