Pocahontas: A Child of the Forest

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"This film from a photographic point of view is superb, and the same applies to the scenery. The Indian canoe made of white birch decorated in the Indian fashion with fantastic figures, the scene of embarkment on the James River, and the journey to the white settlement, will thrill and delight every audience. In the handling of the subject itself it must be confessed the makers have not shown that profound stagecraft which we have been accustomed to expect The real pathos of the story of Pocahontas lies in the love of the Indian maiden for Captain Smith. It would therefore have been better to a..."