Edward White Eyes, a troubled Cherokee boy, encounters an unfriendly welcome when he is forced to bunk in Nathan’s room at Thornridge Manor. The two boys remain at odds until a treasure map captivates them both, and a thief’s scheme forces them to team up. Edward, Nathan, and their friends discover a mansion’s secret, a mysterious treasure map, and a thrilling adventure—but Nathan makes the most valuable discovery of all. Join the cast for an evening of wholesome entertainment the whole family will enjoy.
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