CUSTER'S LAST STAND 15 CHAPTER SERIAL 1936 A tribe loses its sacred Medicine Arrow, which holds the key to the location of a cave of gold. Major Trent, a retired Confederate doctor, is in possession of the arrow and is heading west with his daughter grandson. Meanwhile, Keen Blade, co-owner of the local gambling house is after the arrow and teams up with renegade Indian Young Wolf, who is also trying to recover the arrow to become leader of his tribe. Custer's Last Stand has many more principal characters than the usual serial fare, each with their own story thread. Along the way there's a hero searching for his father's killer, a disgraced soldier battling alcoholism, a renegade Indian trying to foment a battle with the white settlers, an Indian girl with divided loyalties, an equally conflicted saloon owner, shoot-outs, fist-fights and large-scale battles, as well as cameo appearances by Buffalo Bill, Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickock. There are always at least two or three separate story threads playing out simultaneously, with the action cutting back and forth among them. We're used to this kind of story construction today - it's standard television soap opera technique - but in a mid-1930s serial it was pretty revolutionary. CAST: Rex Lease ... Kit Cardigan / John C. Cardigan Lona Andre ... Belle Meade William Farnum ... James Fitzpatrick Ruth Mix ... Elizabeth Custer Jack Mulhall ... Lt. Cook Nancy Caswell ... Barbara Trent George Chesebro ... Lt. Frank Roberts Dorothy Gulliver ... Red Fawn Frank McGlynn Jr. ... Gen. George A. Custer Helen Gibson ... Calamity Jane Josef Swickard ... Maj. Henry Trent MD Chief Thundercloud ... Young Wolf Reed Howes ... Tom 'Keen' Blade Robert Walker ... Henchman Pete Bobby Nelson ... Bobby Trent CHAPTERS: 1. Perils of the Plains 2. Thundering Hoofs 3. Fires of Vengeance 4. The Ghost Dancers 5. Trapped 6. Human Wolves 7. Demons of Disaster 8. White Treachery 9. Circle of Death 10. Flaming Arrow 11. Warpath 12. Firing Squad 13. Red Panthers 14. Custer's Last Ride 15. The Last Stand RUNNING TIME: 328 MIN Overseas items (eg to USA) are sent by ROYAL MAIL AIRMAIL. ROYAL MAIL do not do tracking for airmail items unless you pay considerably more for insurance for the privilege – as anything posted overseas (eg, to the USA) is not under their control. This is usually prohibitively expensive, but if you would like your item insured please contact me first. Items are usually sent the day after you pay, or perhaps the same day depending on the time difference, and delivery normally takes about two weeks (10 days usually, but sometimes longer). During busy periods (Christmas especially) it can take around three weeks. This applies to postage to USA, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, and to a limited extent, also to Europe. PLEASE NOTE I AM A UK SELLER POSTAGE TAKES LONGER (a couple of weeks, not a couple of days).