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Kal is a prospector who knows the location of a gold mine in Thunder Mountain and sets out to develop it with his friend Steve. After rescuing Sydney from a drunken miner, he receives backing from her...
Sydney is Samuel Blair's daughter, rescued by Kal from the unwelcome advances of a drunken miner. She persuades her father to finance Kal and Steve's prospecting, then travels back with Kal. Though sh...
Nugget is a dance hall girl who is secretly in love with Kal. When Sydney and Kal's other friends turn against him after Rand takes control of the mine, Nugget is the exception and remains on Kal's si...
Samuel Blair is Sydney's father. After Sydney persuades him to back Kal and Steve's prospecting, he provides the financial stake they need to pursue the gold mine. He travels back with Kal and Sydney...
Rand Leavitt is in control of the gold mine by the time Kal returns with Sydney and her father. Kal prepares to take him before the miner's court, but Rand kills Steve before he can testify. After Kal...
Cliff Borden is Rand Leavitt's henchman. Kal warns Cliff and Rand to leave town after Rand takes control of the mine, but Rand kills Cliff before fleeing. The plot identifies Cliff through his associa...
Steve is Kal's friend and prospecting partner, sharing the secret of the gold mine in Thunder Mountain. He is attacked while traveling to register their claim and later returns to tell Kal what happen...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kal warns Leavitt and his henchman Cliff Borden to leave town; Leavitt later kills Borden while fleeing.
Nugget is secretly in love with Kal and is the only one of Kal's friends who does not turn against him.
Sydney persuades Samuel Blair to stake Kal and Steve in their prospecting venture.
Kal falls in love with Sydney during the return trip, while Sydney only pretends to share his feelings because she expects him to become rich.
Sydney persuades her father, Samuel Blair, to finance Kal and Steve's prospecting.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kal warns Leavitt and Cliff Borden to leave town before pursuing Leavitt.
Steve tells Kal that he was attacked while traveling to register the claim, and Leavitt kills him before he can testify.
Kal and Steve locate the mine, but on their return Rand Leavitt controls the mine and a mining town has grown around it.
Kal and Steve share the secret of a gold mine and need financing to begin prospecting.
A prospector's claim to a gold mine becomes a struggle against deception, betrayal, and violent control.
Directed by David Howard
Thunder Mountain (1935) · 10/10 · western
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