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  54. The friendship between a white man and an Apache chief is tested when they fall in love with the same woman during a time of frontier conflict.
  55. Mexican girl Riva comes between two friends, Apache chief Mangas and trader Fargo, both of whom love the girl. She weds Mangas to the disappointment of Fargo and the dismay of Mangas's tribe. Fargo brokers peace between the Apache and the white settlers, but unscrupulous gold-hunters trigger war. It is up to Fargo to prevent a bloodbath.
  56. War Drums is directed by Reginald Le Borg and written by Gerald Drayson Adams. Its stars Lex Barker, Joan Taylor, Ben Johnson, Larry Chance and Richard H. Cutting. Music is by Les Baxter and cinematography by William Margulies.<br/><br/>Story pitches Barker as Apache chief Mangas Coloradas, who in spite of his strong friendship with white man Luke Fargo (Johnson), finds himself having to take arms up against his friend and his kind.<br/><br/>Familiar territory on the surface here, it&#39;s a story that has featured numerous times in Westerns across the decades. Yet even though the execution is sadly drab, and the ridiculous casting for some of the principal characters is irksome, the honourable intentions withing the story keep it from the dustbin.<br/><br/>The pro Native American angle is played with some feeling, though it required more depth and dramatic verve. Also of note is the deft handling of Taylor&#39;s character arc, who goes from being abused by all the men around her, into a warrior woman of substance, giving the pic a strong feminist bent.<br/><br/>Musical score is of the traditional Cowboys and Indians fare so beloved of &quot;B&quot; Western movie makers of the era, sitting somewhat uncomfortably with the more serious strands of the narrative. The Kanab locations in De Luxe Color are most pleasing, as is the stunt work on offer.<br/><br/>Though there&#39;s a few servings of action, such as ambush, Apache&#39;s fighting each other to the death, even a girl scrap! Pic never really gets out of a low gear for excitement purpose, while the ending just sort of fizzles out without fanfare. But for undemanding Western lovers there&#39;s enough here to not class it as a waste of time. 6/10
  57. Before Cochise and Geronimo became the charismatic leaders of the Apache resistance to American invasion of their Arizona homeland, the most known of their warrior chiefs was Mangas Coloradas in this film played by Lex Barker. If you&#39;re looking for the real story of Mangas Coloradas you won&#39;t find it in War Drums.<br/><br/>Borrowing from the real story as told in Broken Arrow between Cochise and Tom Jeffords, War Drums has Lex Barker in a romantic rivalry between himself and white trader Ben Johnson over a Mexican prisoner Joan Taylor. When Barker comes to trade with Taylor recently taken from some low lives of her own people, Johnson is willing to bargain with Barker he&#39;s taken with her beauty and spirit. But so is Barker and it&#39;s no sale.<br/><br/>The romantic triangle doesn&#39;t separate the two friends, but white encroachment does and their story is the rest of the film.<br/><br/>Too bad the story had not any truth to it. In this story of the early Civil War years, Mangas Coloradas who was born in 1790 was already beginning his 70th year as this story unfolds. He&#39;d been at war off and on with both Mexicans and Americans for decades. His son-in-law was Cochise who is not depicted here.<br/><br/>When Mangas Coloradas died in 1863 it was because of some treachery involved. His real story would make a great film.<br/><br/>Barker, Taylor, and Johnson and the rest of the cast give sincere performances. The film is photographed nicely in fitting Southwest locations. Mangas Coloradas deserves better though and he deserves the truth.
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