Ghost Treasure

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRumors of a rich vein of gold embedded in rose quartz persist for Death Valley. Here are three stories from the nineteenth century: in 1843, Mariano Arguello and three other Spanish soldiers... Tout lireRumors of a rich vein of gold embedded in rose quartz persist for Death Valley. Here are three stories from the nineteenth century: in 1843, Mariano Arguello and three other Spanish soldiers murder Indians when the Europeans discover that the Indians' cooking pot is gold. One by ... Tout lireRumors of a rich vein of gold embedded in rose quartz persist for Death Valley. Here are three stories from the nineteenth century: in 1843, Mariano Arguello and three other Spanish soldiers murder Indians when the Europeans discover that the Indians' cooking pot is gold. One by one, the Spaniards die mysteriously, leaving Arguello. Will he make it to safety? In 1864,... Tout lire

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Carey Wilson

Narrator

Roman Bohnen

Pete Wilkins
(non crédité)

Henry Brandon

Mariano Arguello
(non crédité)

Manuel París

Spanish Soldier
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Will Jason
Scénario
- Doane R. Hoag
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Featured in MGM Parade: Épisode #1.18 (1956)

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Oh! Susanna
(uncredited)
Music by Stephen Foster
Played when Pete Wilkins returns after finding gold

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6/10

Three lust for gold stories in one...

Interesting little short produced by Carey Wilson for MGM in '41, a sort of forerunner of TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE where a greedy prospector ends up paying for his greed with his life.

This one is about Manuel Arguello who discovered gold in Death Valley, California, 1843. He and several other men go on a quest for gold after accidentally discovering that Indians have been making pottery from it. He and all of his men are gradually disposed of by an unseen predator. Next, another story along the same lines, another prospector dead. The final story covers the same sort of ground.

All of it is filmed amid rugged mountain locations and photographed nicely in crisp Sepiatone.

Worth watching but the stories could have had more contrast.