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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramNoah Beery as a Seminole Indian chief - Miami, Florida.
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"Fate's Chessboard" (1915) starring Noah Beery (1882-1946), who became both a silent and talkie film star, and was the brother of Wallace Beery, and father of Noah Beery, Jr. This film was the third (and one of the last) films for the short-lived Field Feature Films, owned by Charles C. Field and "Tomato King" Thomas Peters. Their films were made at Field Studio in Miami, located at South Miami Avenue and 25th Street.
Beery was the leading actor for the Field Feature Film Company.
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