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1998. THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD.
The Indian: No small role for Litefoot.
THE INDIAN IN THE (1995)
CUPBOARD This delightful fan-
tasy for kids, adapted from a
best-selling British novel, was
trampled by bigger titles during
the summer rush. But it's a
well-produced charmer that
shouldn't be overlooked this
time around. Omri (Hal Scardi-
no) is a 9-year-old whose older
brother gives him an old cup-
board for his birthday that
turns out to have magical quali-
ties. When he puts his toys inside, they come to life,
and his adventures with them teach him some lessons
about history and friendship. The rap singer Litefoot
does a fine job as The Indian, and David Keith is excel-
lent as a rowdy cowboy. With Lindsay Crouse and
Richard Jenkins. (PG; 1:37; Columbia TriStar, CC)
REVIEW: INDIAN IN CUPBOARD.
CRAZY HORSE. 7/7/96
w/Michael Greyeyes as the most
feared of all Lakota (Sioux)
warriors famous for defeating
Custer, in a laudable attempt at
authenticity. 28 speaking roles
are played by Native Americans.
AMERICAN INDIAN WISDOM. 8/9/96
Host: Cheewa James.
SPIRIT OF THE NUCHE. 8/10/96
The UTES, of Colorado & Utah.
WILDEST OF TRIBES. 8/5/97
Northeast Indian tribal cultures.

1999. LEWIS & CLARK: THE JOURNEY OF
THE CORPS OF DISCOVERY. 11/4/97
&
11/5/97
Meriwether Lewis William Clark
A fine two-part study by Ken Burns chronicles
America's "first official exploration into un-
known spaces." In 1804, Thomas Jefferson com-
missioned Meriwether Lewis to explore the Mis-
souri River and lands West—an expedition
Jefferson hoped would "offer the most direct and
practicable water communication across this
continent for the purposes of commerce." Lewis
recruited Army buddy William Clark and nearly
four dozen "stout, healthy, unmarried" frontiers-
men. Readings from diaries and comments from
historians follow the two-and-a-half-year trek—
during which the team encountered "cold, hun-
ger, danger and wonder beyond belief." (2:00)

THE FAR HORIZONS. (1955)
w/Fred MacMurray, Charlton Heston,
Donna Reed, Barbara Hale, Wm. Demarest.

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1998B. A DAY OF FURY. (1956)
w/Jock Mahoney vs Dale Robertson.
THE DESPERADOS. (1969)
w/Vince Edwards, Jack Palance,
Geo. Maharis, Neville Brand and
Sylvia Sims.
CALIFORNIA & THE DREAM
SEEKERS: 2 Pts. 1/18/98 & 1/19/98
GOLD RUSH: Docu. 1/20/98
Narrator: John Lithgow.

1998c. RUGGED GOLD. 12/10/94
w/Jill Eikenberry, Art Hindle,
Graham Greene & Davina Whitehouse
A MOTHER'S GIFT. 4/16/95
w/Nancy McKeon, Adrian Pasdar,
Adam Storke & Max Wright.
FOLLOW THE RIVER. 4/22/95
w/Sheryl Lee, Tyler Noyes, Renee
O'Connor, Andrew Stahl, Tim Guinee
and Ellen Burstyn.
INTO THIN AIR: DEATH ON EVEREST.
Docudrama. 11/9/97
w/Peter Horton, Nat Parker &
Christopher McDonald.

1998D. GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRALL
Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas. (1957)
MY DARLING CLEMENTINE. (BW)(1946)
H. Fonda, Victor Mature & W. Brennan.
I MARRIED WYATT EARP. (1983)
w/Marie Osmond & Bruce Boxleitner.
Doc Holliday HOUR OF THE GUN . (1967)
w/James Garner, Jason Robards and Robert Ryan. Wyatt Earp

1998E. 8 SECONDS. (1994)
w/Luke Perry, Stephen Baldwin,
Cynthia Geary, Carrie Snodgress.
WYATT EARP. (1994)
w/Kevin Costner, Dennis Quaid,
Gene Hackman, Jeff Fahey, Mark
Harmon, Bill Pullman, Isabella
Rossellini, Tom Sizemore, JoBeth
Williams, Mare Winningham, Teo'
Leoni, Annabeth Gish, Karen Grassle,
Brett Cullen & John Doe.