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41. Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
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43. Call of the Savage
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44. The Enchanted Forest
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45. Adventures of Frank Merriwell
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46. The Adventures of Gallant Bess
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47. Enchanted Forest
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48. Rin Tin Tin & The Missing
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49. Adventures of Rin Tin Tin: Bounty
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50. Rin Tin Tin & TheStar Witnes
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51. Enchanted Forest

41. Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
Director: Lew Landers, Robert G. Walker, Fred Jackman Jr., Earl Bellamy, Douglas Heyes, Charles S. Gould
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Asin: B00005KHMS
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Sales Rank: 19724
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42. Mr. & Mrs. North
Director: Paul Landres, George Blair, Ralph Murphy, Lew Landers, Marc Daniels
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Asin: B00000JL8A
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Sales Rank: 62948
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43. Call of the Savage
Director: Lew Landers
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Asin: 6305987017
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 68328
Average Customer Review: 4 out of 5 stars
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3-0 out of 5 stars Not enough of the Kingdom of Mu
If you're new to this rather unique movie genre, you'll probably enjoy it. A young Noah Beery Jr. has grown up as a wild boy, a survivor of a shipwreck. The story basically is a Tarzan like one, with lots of stock wild animal footage. The chapter endings are adequate with the ending of Chapter 10 probably being impressive to those who haven't yet watched a number of serials with the same gimmick.

However, for the more seasoned serial fan, this is somewhat slow paced and not likely to provide anything spectacular, and this is too bad. The Kingdom of Mu thread could have been developed further and added much more interest, but as it is, you're not introduced to the Kingdom until the end of the afore-mentioned Chapter 10. The theme is introduced in the first chapter when you learn that the heroine is the long-lost and unknowing princess of Mu, but it takes an unfortunately long time to get there, and the visit is too short.

5-0 out of 5 stars "SUPERIOR CLIFFHANGER"
This is one of the most imaginative and exciting cliffhangers I have ever seen ( my collection exceeds 40 serials ). This is what a cliffhanger is supposed to be and if the word could be defined by one example, this would certainly be my choice. Every chapter is well thought out and ends with spectacular examples of nail biting impending doom. Noah Beery Jr. portrays a believable jungle man and the supporting actors perform admirably. Buy this one knowing it will be one of your best! ... Read more


44. The Enchanted Forest
Director: Lew Landers
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Asin: B00000JN32
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 13191
Average Customer Review: 4.75 out of 5 stars
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The innocence and magic of a childhood dream. The charm and adventure of a well told fairy tale. And the heartwarming thrill and human drama of a mother and child reunion. "The Enchanted Forest" is the captivating tale of a year old boy, lost in a vast redwood forest and saved by Old John (Harry Davenport) and his animal friends. This 1945 classic is a film no family should miss! ... Read more

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4-0 out of 5 stars A Forgotten Family Film Classic.
THE ENCHANTED FOREST is one of those films that has become largely forgotten. Once a staple on TV in the 50's and 60's, the film eventually disappeared. It is now in the public domain and has reappeared on video in the past few years. It has been issued on DVD by Image Entertainment using the same print that VCI Home Entertainment used for their VHS version which is the best of those that are readily available. It is worth the effort to find this poverty row classic as it touches on a number of themes that are more topical today than when the film was released in 1945. An old hermit played by Harry Davenport (Dr Meade in GONE WITH THE WIND) rescues a baby after a train wreck and raises him in the forest. The young boy learns to appreciate the beauty of nature and the animals who live in the forest. Their tranquility is threatened when lumbermen return to the forest to build a road. The boy is in fact the grandson of the head lumberman who believes the child to be dead although the daughter (Brenda Joyce) isn't so sure. A doctor and friend of the family (Edmund Lowe) has brought them back to the scene of the accident hoping to cure the daughter's bad dreams. The scenes which take place in the forest are like a live action version of the Thorton W. Burgess animal books. The animals have names and can communicate with the old hermit. Much of the film's charm comes from these scenes. There are also scenes about preserving the forests and the sanctity of animal life that make the film of great value today. Made by PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) the lowest rung on the Hollywood ladder, the film is definitely low budget but director Lew Landers (THE RAVEN, RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE) was another of those poverty row wizards who could make the most out of whatever he was offered. Although the print used by Image for the DVD is the best one available, it's a little worn and some of the color has faded but don't let that keep you from getting this as quickly as possible before it disappears once again. If you want good family entertainment with a timely message as well then this film is a must for your home library.

5-0 out of 5 stars A JOB WELL DONE
an extremely rare film with an extremely rare charm!!

5-0 out of 5 stars Enchanted Forest Review by Win and Jan Severn
This is a family film, a heart-warming story loved by children and enjoyed by adults as well. Once considered a family classic, approved for showing in elementary schools in the 40s and 50s, this film still has great meaning. The trained animals show off to the delight of all ages. Behind the interesting story line is a conservation theme that old-growth trees should not be carelessly harvested to the detriment of the forest creatures.

5-0 out of 5 stars I can't believe it!
I'm shocked! I look this video up and I find not even a picture of the video, and a notice that it goes in and out of print! I saw this video a thousand times, and it isn't just about a boy who learns something from an old man- It's so much more than that! It's about a painter who is granted a gift of magic and the ability to talk to the forest animals. He saves the forest using his knowledge and love of nature. I can't believe this movie is so hard to get! ... Read more


45. Adventures of Frank Merriwell
Director: Clifford Smith, Lew Landers
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Asin: B0000560WC
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 56870
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46. The Adventures of Gallant Bess
Director: Lew Landers
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Asin: B000007PPI
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 37349
Average Customer Review: 5 out of 5 stars
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5-0 out of 5 stars Gallant Bess
Havent seen this film since it was shown here in the uk in 1978. It was a great film with lots of sentiment and love between the horse and the man. I cant remember all but i did write out the basic story back in 1978.Best film around at the time you cant help but enjoy it specially if you love horses and love a good weep in a film.

5-0 out of 5 stars Very enjoyable family movie
If you like old westerns/horse movies this is a good one ... Read more


47. Enchanted Forest
Director: Lew Landers
list price: $14.99
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Asin: B0000558LV
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 42111
Average Customer Review: 4.75 out of 5 stars
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4-0 out of 5 stars A Forgotten Family Film Classic.
THE ENCHANTED FOREST is one of those films that has become largely forgotten. Once a staple on TV in the 50's and 60's, the film eventually disappeared. It is now in the public domain and has reappeared on video in the past few years. It has been issued on DVD by Image Entertainment using the same print that VCI Home Entertainment used for their VHS version which is the best of those that are readily available. It is worth the effort to find this poverty row classic as it touches on a number of themes that are more topical today than when the film was released in 1945. An old hermit played by Harry Davenport (Dr Meade in GONE WITH THE WIND) rescues a baby after a train wreck and raises him in the forest. The young boy learns to appreciate the beauty of nature and the animals who live in the forest. Their tranquility is threatened when lumbermen return to the forest to build a road. The boy is in fact the grandson of the head lumberman who believes the child to be dead although the daughter (Brenda Joyce) isn't so sure. A doctor and friend of the family (Edmund Lowe) has brought them back to the scene of the accident hoping to cure the daughter's bad dreams. The scenes which take place in the forest are like a live action version of the Thorton W. Burgess animal books. The animals have names and can communicate with the old hermit. Much of the film's charm comes from these scenes. There are also scenes about preserving the forests and the sanctity of animal life that make the film of great value today. Made by PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) the lowest rung on the Hollywood ladder, the film is definitely low budget but director Lew Landers (THE RAVEN, RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE) was another of those poverty row wizards who could make the most out of whatever he was offered. Although the print used by Image for the DVD is the best one available, it's a little worn and some of the color has faded but don't let that keep you from getting this as quickly as possible before it disappears once again. If you want good family entertainment with a timely message as well then this film is a must for your home library.

5-0 out of 5 stars A JOB WELL DONE
an extremely rare film with an extremely rare charm!!

5-0 out of 5 stars Enchanted Forest Review by Win and Jan Severn
This is a family film, a heart-warming story loved by children and enjoyed by adults as well. Once considered a family classic, approved for showing in elementary schools in the 40s and 50s, this film still has great meaning. The trained animals show off to the delight of all ages. Behind the interesting story line is a conservation theme that old-growth trees should not be carelessly harvested to the detriment of the forest creatures.

5-0 out of 5 stars I can't believe it!
I'm shocked! I look this video up and I find not even a picture of the video, and a notice that it goes in and out of print! I saw this video a thousand times, and it isn't just about a boy who learns something from an old man- It's so much more than that! It's about a painter who is granted a gift of magic and the ability to talk to the forest animals. He saves the forest using his knowledge and love of nature. I can't believe this movie is so hard to get! ... Read more


48. Rin Tin Tin & The Missing Heir
Director: Lew Landers, Robert G. Walker, Fred Jackman Jr., Earl Bellamy, Douglas Heyes, Charles S. Gould
list price: $12.98
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Asin: 1572523646
Catlog: Video
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49. Adventures of Rin Tin Tin: Bounty Hunters
Director: Lew Landers, Robert G. Walker, Fred Jackman Jr., Earl Bellamy, Douglas Heyes, Charles S. Gould
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Asin: 6304751664
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 98184
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50. Rin Tin Tin & TheStar Witnes
Director: Lew Landers, Robert G. Walker, Fred Jackman Jr., Earl Bellamy, Douglas Heyes, Charles S. Gould
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Asin: 1572523662
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 123375
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51. Enchanted Forest
Director: Lew Landers
list price: $14.99
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Asin: 630224157X
Catlog: Video
Sales Rank: 51432
Average Customer Review: 4.75 out of 5 stars
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4-0 out of 5 stars A Forgotten Family Film Classic.
THE ENCHANTED FOREST is one of those films that has become largely forgotten. Once a staple on TV in the 50's and 60's, the film eventually disappeared. It is now in the public domain and has reappeared on video in the past few years. It has been issued on DVD by Image Entertainment using the same print that VCI Home Entertainment used for their VHS version which is the best of those that are readily available. It is worth the effort to find this poverty row classic as it touches on a number of themes that are more topical today than when the film was released in 1945. An old hermit played by Harry Davenport (Dr Meade in GONE WITH THE WIND) rescues a baby after a train wreck and raises him in the forest. The young boy learns to appreciate the beauty of nature and the animals who live in the forest. Their tranquility is threatened when lumbermen return to the forest to build a road. The boy is in fact the grandson of the head lumberman who believes the child to be dead although the daughter (Brenda Joyce) isn't so sure. A doctor and friend of the family (Edmund Lowe) has brought them back to the scene of the accident hoping to cure the daughter's bad dreams. The scenes which take place in the forest are like a live action version of the Thorton W. Burgess animal books. The animals have names and can communicate with the old hermit. Much of the film's charm comes from these scenes. There are also scenes about preserving the forests and the sanctity of animal life that make the film of great value today. Made by PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) the lowest rung on the Hollywood ladder, the film is definitely low budget but director Lew Landers (THE RAVEN, RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE) was another of those poverty row wizards who could make the most out of whatever he was offered. Although the print used by Image for the DVD is the best one available, it's a little worn and some of the color has faded but don't let that keep you from getting this as quickly as possible before it disappears once again. If you want good family entertainment with a timely message as well then this film is a must for your home library.

5-0 out of 5 stars A JOB WELL DONE
an extremely rare film with an extremely rare charm!!

5-0 out of 5 stars Enchanted Forest Review by Win and Jan Severn
This is a family film, a heart-warming story loved by children and enjoyed by adults as well. Once considered a family classic, approved for showing in elementary schools in the 40s and 50s, this film still has great meaning. The trained animals show off to the delight of all ages. Behind the interesting story line is a conservation theme that old-growth trees should not be carelessly harvested to the detriment of the forest creatures.

5-0 out of 5 stars I can't believe it!
I'm shocked! I look this video up and I find not even a picture of the video, and a notice that it goes in and out of print! I saw this video a thousand times, and it isn't just about a boy who learns something from an old man- It's so much more than that! It's about a painter who is granted a gift of magic and the ability to talk to the forest animals. He saves the forest using his knowledge and love of nature. I can't believe this movie is so hard to get! ... Read more


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