John Ford’s 1939 film is a western set in upstate New York during the French and Indian War—a nice twist, but the novelty tends to stifle his inspiration. Still, this is a thoroughly realized ...

is the Oscar-nominated cinematography, co-credited to Bert Glennon and Ray Rennahan. It’s a gorgeous film just to look at, which is good because the story isn’t exactly riveting. Once Gil and ...

This summer, Gelston Castle Estate will be the stage of the historical drama "Drums Along the Mohawk." Kyle Jenks wrote the drama, and is producing and directing it for its fourth year.

"The mohawk that you're thinking about is really more of a creation of white people who were 'playing' Native Americans." It showed up in Hollywood for the first time in the 1939 film "Drums Along ...

The film was John Ford's first color feature ... The Euchre - Twitter feed And as far as we are concerned when it comes to "drums along the Mohawk," where oil goes, so does High Yield CCC, as ...

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THIS is a good story, however you look at it — whether you are a lover of exciting adventure in desolate places, or a student of American history, or a collector of antiquarian lore. It is not a ...