Director: King Vidor

Writers: Laurence Stallings; Talbot Jennings

From novel: Northwest Passage by Kenneth Roberts

Musical Score by: Herbert Stothart

Producer: Hunt Stromberg

Keywords: Outdoor Adventure

Maj. Rogers and his Rangers undertake a mission through enemy territory to destroy an Indian village which was serving as a base for the French. Filmed on location at the Payette River in Idaho, one of the few films about the French and Indian War. Based on the first half of Kenneth Roberts' novel.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Robert Barrat	Actor	10-Jul-1889	7-Jan-1970	The Kennel Murder Case
Walter Brennan	Actor	25-Jul-1894	21-Sep-1974	Three Oscars for Best Supporting Actor
Ruth Hussey	Actor	30-Oct-1911	19-Apr-2005	The Philadelphia Story
Montagu Love	Actor	15-Mar-1877	17-May-1943	British character actor
Donald MacBride	Actor	23-Jun-1889	21-Jun-1957	High Sierra
Lester Matthews	Actor	6-Jun-1900	6-Jun-1975	The Raven
Nat Pendleton	Actor	9-Aug-1895	12-Oct-1967	At the Circus
Addison Richards	Actor	20-Oct-1887	22-Mar-1964	American character actor
Regis Toomey	Actor	13-Aug-1898	12-Oct-1991	Burke's Law
Spencer Tracy	Actor	5-Apr-1900	10-Jun-1967	Two consecutive Best Actor Oscars
Robert Young	Actor	22-Feb-1907	21-Jul-1998	Marcus Welby, M.D.

CAST

Starring
Spencer Tracy	...   Maj. Rogers
With
Robert Young	...   Langdon Towne
Walter Brennan	...   Hunk Marriner
Ruth Hussey	...   Elizabeth Browne
Nat Pendleton	...   Cap Huff
Louis Hector	...   Rev. Browne
Robert Barrat	...   Humphrey Towne
Lumsden Hare	...   Lord Amherst
Donald MacBride	...   Sgt. McNott
Isabel Jewell	...   Jennie Coit
Douglas Walton	...   Lt. Avery
Addison Richards	...   Lt. Crofton
Hugh Sothern	...   Jesse Beacham
Regis Toomey	...   Webster
Montagu Love	...   Wiseman Clagett
Lester Matthews	...   Sam Livermore
Truman Bradley	...   Capt. Ogden

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