Chief White Eagle (film)

Chief White Eagle is a 1941 American Western film directed by Alan James and starring Buck Jones, Maris Wrixon, and Chief White Eagle himself. The film is a B-movie Western centered around themes of justice, Native American relations, and land disputes in the American West. Buck Jones plays a character attempting to resolve conflicts between settlers and Native Americans, while Chief White Eagle portrays a tribal leader. The film is notable for featuring Chief White Eagle, a Native American actor, in a prominent role, although portrayals of Native Americans in the film reflect the common stereotypes and perspectives of the time.