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1966
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1955
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1954
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1953
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1952
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1951
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The "bandit" of the title is notorious 18th-century British highwayman Dick Turpin, herein portrayed by Louis Hayward. The...
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1951
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Cisco
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1950
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Virtually ignored at the time of its release, Capture has built up a small but enthusiastic following since its lapse into...
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1950
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In their last feature film, the Cisco Kid (Duncan renaldo) and Pancho (Leo Carrillo) come up against a vicious gang who is...
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Cisco
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1950
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The Cisco Kid is set up to take the blame for a series of stagecoach holdups committed by an outlaw gang. ~ Rovi...
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1950
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1949
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A young boy with problems is assisted by Cisco and Pancho. ~ Rovi...
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1949
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The Gay Amigo was the second "Cisco Kid" theatrical entry produced for United Artists release by Philip N. Krasne....
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Producer, Cisco
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1949
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Cisco
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1949
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Satan's Cradle was the fourth of producer Phil Krasne's "Cisco Kid" programmers for United Artists. Anyone who remembers the...
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Cisco Kid
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1949
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1948
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The Cisco Kid and Pancho set off to find the missing owner of a devoted little dog in this western adventure. From the...
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1948
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Fernando
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1948
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Bells of San Fernando was advertised as a romantic adventure, but it plays more like a Western. Donald Woods plays an Irish...
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Producer
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1947
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On February 17, 1947, two efforts from Paramount's Pine-Thomas productions were tradeshown in tandem. The first was...
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1947
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Based on a famous book by Richard Henry Dana, Jr., this grueling saga of shipboard oppression is set in the mid-19th century....
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1946
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1946
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The Kid (Duncan Renaldo) masquerades as a government inspector in this pleasant, and pleasantly tuneful, Cisco Kid series...
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Cisco Kid
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1945
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The second of Monogram's 1945 trio of "Cisco Kid" westerns, In Old New Mexico stars Duncan Renaldo as Cisco and...
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Cisco Kid
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1945
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After several years' dormancy, the "Cisco Kid" western-film series returned to the screen with Monogram's The Cisco Kid...
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Cisco
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1945
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1945
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In his third western for Republic Pictures, Allan Lane plays Tex Jordan, a cattle rancher en route to sell his stock to...
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1944
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The Fighting Seabees is Republic Pictures' rip-roaring tribute to the US Navy's Construction Batallions (C.B.), without whom...
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1944
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The most obvious discrepancies concerning this otherwise well-remembered cliffhanger from genre specialist Republic Pictures...
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1944
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In this episode of the Cisco Kid saga, Cisco and Pancho must prove that they are not kidnappers. They are only protecting a...
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1944
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There's oil in them thar' hills and an unscrupulous oil company scout attempts to drive the settlers off their newly valuable...
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1944
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At 50 minutes, Call of the South Seas must qualify as the shortest of Republic's non-western B films. Janet Martin plays...
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1944
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Legendary big-game hunter Frank Buck brings 'em back alive once more in PRC's Tiger Fangs. Though it is clear that he never...
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Peter Jeremy
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1943
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Though released after Hoppy Serves a Writ, the 1943 Hopalong Cassidy entry Border Patrol was filmed first, to capitalize on...
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Mexican Officer
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1943
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There's practically no western action in Hands Across the Border, but there's music aplenty. Roy Rogers stars as a wandering...
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1943
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This 15-episode serial traces the activity of two undercover agents (Rod Cameron and Joan Marsh) who infiltrate the German...
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1943
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Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls is a romantic drama set against the turbulent tapestry of the...
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1943
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1943
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More so than most wartime films, Mission to Moscow must be viewed within the context of its times. Requested by President...
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1943
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In this '40s film Kay Kyser parades an entertainment group all over the globe providing laughs for the boys in battle. This...
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1943
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Rod Cameron is the virile hero, and Joan Marsh the dauntless heroine; both are Allied secret agents working to outwit the...
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1943
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Strange but true: Norma Shearer turned down the title role in Mrs. Miniver to star instead in the insignificant trifle We...
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1942
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1942
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PRC's A Yank in Libya is distinguished by some of the oldest, grainiest stock footage ever seen in a mid-1940s film. Once...
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Sheik David
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1942
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In this serial, onetime football hero Slingin' Sammy Baugh stars as Tom King, a Texas Ranger on the hunt for the Nazis who...
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1941
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Ever on the lookout for original story ideas, the producers of the "Hopalong Cassidy" series came up with a lulu in Outlaws...
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1941
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Like 1940's Melody Ranch, the 1941 Gene Autry vehicle Down Mexico Way was designed as a "special", to be promoted separately...
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1941
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It's "The Three Mesquiteers" again, this time played by Bob Steele (as Tucson Smith), Tom Tyler (as Stony Brooke) and Rufe...
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Gaucho
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1941
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Panama Menace is the reissue title of PRC's South of Panama. Secret agent Roger Pryor is dispatched below the border to...
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Police Chief
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1941
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When an evil land grabbers forces settlers out of their homes, the courageous Three Mesquiteers ride up to stop him. Rootin'...
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Rico
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1940
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Republic's "Three Mesquiteers" western series hopscotched all over the calendar, with some entries taking place in the...
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Rico
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1940
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The three Mesquiteers ride the long trail home following the Spanish-American war in this western. En route, they have many...
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1940
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In this melodramatic historical drama, the lives of Mexico's Maximilian and Carlotta are chronicled. The story follows their...
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1940
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1940
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A fast-paced, enjoyable entry in the long-running Three Mesqueteers Western series, Heroes of the Saddle featured the three...
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1940
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1940
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Gene Autry rescues a young boy from a gang of kidnappers in this delightful musical-Western from Republic Pictures. Having...
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Gaucho
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1940
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This "Three Mesquiteers" western entry stars Robert Livingston as Stony Brooke, Raymond Hatton as Rusty Joslin and...
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Rico
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1940
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1939
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South of the Border, a western directered by George Sherman, features two United States government agents (Gene Autry) and...
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1939
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In this episode of the Three Mesquiteers series of westerns the trio must help two rival sides involved in a range war settle...
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Rinaldo
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1939
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This second Republic-serial adaptation of the popular radio series The Lone Ranger abandons the "mystery" angle of the first...
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Juan Vasquez
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1939
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Rico
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1939
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The old David Belasco theatrical warhorse Zaza, which starred Mrs. Leslie Carter way back in 1899, had already been filmed by...
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1939
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1939
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Dorothy Lamour and Ray Milland, a popular Paramount screen team specializing in south-sea extravaganzas, don "civilized" garb...
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1938
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The visual wizardry in this period action picture about Alaskan fishermen won a special honorary Oscar in the years before...
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1938
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DeSylva
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1938
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1938
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In this drama, a Mexican woman attempts to live a peaceful life in California. Unfortunately, land-grabbers kill her father...
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Ricardo Castillo
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1938
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Actually it's the great-grandson of legendary 19th century do-gooder Zorro who rides in this 12-chapter Republic serial....
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Renaldo
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1937
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1937
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Two Minutes to Play is a cheap but energetic Sam Katzman-produced vehicle for Olympic champion Herman Brix. The star plays...
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1937
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1937
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1937
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This poverty-row epic stars William Bakewell as Bob, inventor of a futuristic motorboat engine. Bob's new device may be the...
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Count Ribalto
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1937
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Roaring Speedboats is the TV title for the inexpensive 1937 indie Mile a Minute Love. William Bakewell stars as an inventor...
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Screen Story
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1937
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Moonlight Murder takes place virtually in its entirety at the Hollywood Bowl. Despite dire warnings by a sinister mystic...
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1936
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In this drama, a manicurist is mistaken for the winner of a large sweepstakes and finds herself pursued by fortune hunters....
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Tony Morelli
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1936
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Wisecracking Public Stenographer Ann McNair (Lola Lane) spends most of her time fending off the Roamin' Fingers and Rushin'...
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Jerome Eagan
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1934
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This Poverty Row potboiler stars Sally O'Neil as Diana Wyman, a madcap heiress who manages to run through most of her...
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Don Pedro
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1934
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Produced by one of Hollywood's few women executives, Fanchon Royer, this inexpensive "Zorro" rip-off features future Cisco...
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Johnny Holbert,Kenneth Holbert
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1932
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A major undertaking for M-G-M and the first non-documentary production to be filmed in Africa, Trader Horn starred the...
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Peru
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1931
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FBO's little red-headed cowboy hero Buzz Barton and grizzled Frank Rice once again rights the wrongs of the West in this...
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1929
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1929
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Walter Pidgeon was loaned out by his parent studio Warner Bros. to star in the Tiffany-Stahl production Clothes Make the...
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1928
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