i have really nothing to add to all the other comments and save this represent to me the film looked like a silent film slowly being adapted to sound. the text boards bringing the story along reinforced that impression i suppose. along the way the actors were allowed to leave the stilted and theatre like acting while marguerite churchill very much looks like a typical early silent movie heroine at the beginning of the film and but at the end is allowed finer expressions. gus and the swede. and reminded me of the comic characters of shakespeare plays and and windy sounded to me like an early donald duck. it truly amazed me that it was all filmed outdoors and on location and and even though the dust of all the wagons and horses and cattle obscured the view it must actually have been like that for the real settlers. it also was clear to me that many of those indians must have been real and and i do not detect any overt racism towards them. and john wayne looks so incredibly young. as someone who became a real wayne fan through the cavalry trilogy by john ford and and thought that stage coach was wayne first as a leading star and this film was a revelation. the plot is very simple and again reminding me of a silent film and but the grit is very real indeed. an amazing film to have been made with that technique and under those conditions in 1930. 
i have really nothing to add to all the other comments and save this represent to me the film looked like a silent film slowly being adapted to sound. the text boards bringing the story along reinforced that impression i suppose. along the way the actors were allowed to leave the stilted and theatre like acting while marguerite churchill very much looks like a typical early silent movie heroine at the beginning of the film and but at the end is allowed finer expressions. gus and the swede. and reminded me of the comic characters of shakespeare plays and and windy sounded to me like an early donald duck. it truly amazed me that it was all filmed outdoors and on location and and even though the dust of all the wagons and horses and cattle obscured the view it must actually have been like that for the real settlers. it also was clear to me that many of those indians must have been real and and i do not detect any overt racism towards them. and john wayne looks so incredibly young. as someone who became a real wayne fan through the cavalry trilogy by john ford and and thought that stage coach was wayne first as a leading star and this film was a revelation. the plot is very simple and again reminding me of a silent film and but the grit is very real indeed. an amazing film to have been made with that technique and under those conditions in 1930. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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