Adventure Stories

Adventure Stories presents The Deerslayer. 1932.  "The Return Of The Prisoners"A ransom is carved elephants is paid. The Deerslayer plans to rescue the Iroquois squaw. The date is approximate. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories presents The Deerslayer. 1932.  "The Attempt At Ransom".  Hetty returns and tells Judith and The Deerslayer about "the power of the Bible." A parlay with the enemy.  Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author)

Adventure Stories presents, The Deerslayer. 1932 "Hetty Pleads With Rivenoak" Hetty meets a friend in the woods. The Indians plan to kill her father, so Hetty quotes the Bible to the savages. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories Presents The Deerslayer. 1932. Episode 7 "Hetty's Desertion" Judith, The Deerslayer and Chinchachgook head for shore, trying to find Hetty, who is determined to help her father. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories Presents The Deerslayer. 1932. Episode #6."The Arrival Of Chingachgook"Hetty refuses to help The Deerslayer open the chest. Fancy clothes and pistols are found when Hetty screams in terror! Judith and The Deerslayer are being watched by the indian. Indians are attacking the ark! Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories Presents, The Deerslayer. 1932. Episode 5 "In Search Of The Canoes". Hurry Harry and Judith's father have been captured by the Mingoes. A dying indian renames Deer Slayer "Hawkeye." The date is approximate. Episode #5 This was probably an error when re-dubbing the original Transco discs, and episode #5 is not yet available. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories Presents Part 4 of The Deerslayer. 1932- "In Search Of The Canoes". Hurry Harry and Judith's father have been captured by the Mingoes. A dying indian renames Deer Slayer "Hawkeye." Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories Presents The Deerslayer.1932 Episode 3 "Captured By The Iroquois" Deer Slayer will not hunt scalps, even for a reward. Plans for a sneak attack on the indians fall through! Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author)

Adventure Stories presents Part 2 of The Deerslayer. 1932. "On Board The Ark". Indians on the warpath, an ark on the lake. The date is approximate. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), James Fenimore Cooper (author).

Adventure Stories presents stories of The Leatherstocking Tales is a complex and adventure-packed trip into the lush and unpredictable wilderness of 18th Century America. The thread which ties the five books together is the life story of a rugged and untamable hunter, Indian fighter and American scout for the British military. Each book of The Leatherstocking Tales showcases a different phase of the myriad struggles to settle and control this vast and resource-rich land. You host Dennis Humphrey presents the 13 part series The Deerslayer set in the year 1743