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Progressive and Regressive: The Evolving Treatment of Indigenous Americans in Zane Grey’s ‘The Vanishing American’

December 8, 2022
Frank Scheide

The 1925 silent film adaptation of Zane Grey’s popular novel, The Vanishing American, is correctly considered a benchmark in the evolution of the cinematic treatment of Indigenous Americans, in part, because of its contemporaneity. Set in the early 20th century rather than the 19th, this film made audiences aware of the valor of Indigenous Americans […]

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