Mexican War Pictures
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Romaine Fielding
Film Details
Synopsis
Fighting between the Federals and the Constitutionalists during the Mexican War is documented. Among the sequences included are pictures of Colonel Alvaro Abrogon commanding the Constitutionalists and Colonel Juan Cabrol commanding their advance guard at his camp. In front of the federal headquarters, Romaine Fielding consults with Red Cross surgeons. Scenes of the day-to-day activities of the soldiers are presented. Fielding advises Abrogon on the care of the wounded. Fighting along the American border and the guarding of the border by American troops is included. The Constitutionalists are successful in the day's battle.
Cast
Romaine Fielding
Film Details
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Notes
This film is unrelated to a seven reel William A. Brady film released in late 1913 and to a two reel Mutual film reviewed in Moving Picture World on February 7, 1914, both of which had the same title as this film. The plot synopsis provided in copyright records seems to suggest that the picture is a short, but the actual length is undetermined and it May in fact be of feature length. Although Fielding is listed as "Author" in the copyright records and appears in the film, he was a director and scenarist and May have directed and/or written this film as well as appeared in it.
