Item description for SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON JOANNE DREW JOHN WAYNE VHS TURNER VIDEO WATERMARK NEW

This is a new factory sealed VHS TAPE of the rare John Ford western classic SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON, starring:

John Wayne .... Capt. of Cavalry Nathan Cutting Brittles

Joanne Dru .... Olivia Dandridge

John Agar .... Lt. Flint Cohill

Ben Johnson .... Sgt. Tyree

Harry Carey Jr. .... 2nd Lt. Ross Penell

Victor McLaglen .... Top Sgt. Quincannon

Mildred Natwick .... Abby Allshard aka Old Iron Pants

George O'Brien .... Major Mac Allshard, Commanding Officer Fort Starke

Arthur Shields .... Dr. O'Laughlin

Michael Dugan .... Sgt. Hochbaue

Chief John Big Tree .... Chief Pony That Walks

Fred Graham .... Sgt. Hench

Chief Sky Eagle .... Chief Sky Eagle

Tom Tyler .... Cpl. Mike Quayne, Leader of Paradise River Patrol

Noble Johnson .... Chief Red Shirt

Rudy Bowman .... Pvt. John Smith aka Rome Clay (uncredited)

Lee Bradley .... Interpreter (uncredited)

Paul Fix .... Gun-runner (uncredited)

Francis Ford .... Connelly, Fort Stark Suttlers Barman (uncredited)

Ray Hyke .... Trooper McCarthy (uncredited)

Billy Jones .... Courier (uncredited)

Fred Kennedy .... Badger (uncredited)

Fred Libby .... Cpl. Krumrein (uncredited)

Cliff Lyons .... Trooper Cliff (uncredited)

Frank McGrath .... Bugler/Indian (uncredited)

Post Park .... Officer (uncredited)

Jack Pennick .... Sergeant Major (uncredited)

Irving Pichel .... Narrator (uncredited)

Mickey Simpson .... Cpl. Wagner (blacksmith) (uncredited)

William Steele .... Officer (uncredited)

Don Summers .... Jenkins (uncredited)

Dan White .... Trooper (uncredited)

Harry Woods .... Licensed Suttler Karl Rynders (uncredited)

Captain Nathan Brittles, on the eve of retirement, takes out a last patrol to stop an impending massive Indian attack. Encumbered by women who must be evacuated, Brittles finds his mission imperiled.

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