After an Alaskan fur trapper accidentally shoots and kills a ranger, he must flee through the frozen Arctic wilderness as he...
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Director, Editor
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1975
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In this children's adventure, a young Alaskan boy must confront the "Kush Ta Ka" (the Tlingit "spirit of fear") in order to...
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Director
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1969
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An old-fashioned western, King of the Wild Stallions features a pretty widow in distress, a handsome foreman who comes to her...
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Screenwriter
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1959
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Filmed independently by Paul Kenworthy Productions, "Rusty and the Falcon" was first shown as an episode of the TV anthology...
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Editor
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1958
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This jungle adventure is the final entry in the "Bomba the Jungle Boy" series. This time Bomba (played by 24-year-old Johnny...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1955
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In this adventure Bomba the Jungle boy helps a Hollywood movie star search the dark, dangerous jungle for her missing...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1954
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In this entry in the Bomba series of jungle adventures, the jungle boy must retrieve a valuable Watusi statue after it is...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1954
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Safari Drums was the ninth entry in Monogram's "Bomba the Jungle Boy" series. Johnny Sheffield once more stars as Bomba,...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1953
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This featurized abridgement of Universal's 12-episode serial Buck Rogers stars Buster Crabbe as Dick Calkins' famed...
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Director
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1953
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Jungle Girl was the 7th entry in Monogram's "Bomba the Jungle Boy" series, based on the pulp novels by Roy Rockwood. This...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1952
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Director, Screenwriter
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1952
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Rod Cameron's western vehicles for Monogram were always worth watching, even when Cameron was better than the scripts. In...
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Director
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1952
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Elephant Stampede was the sixth entry in Monogram's "Bomba the Jungle Boy" series. This time Bomba (Johnny Sheffield) must...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1951
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Bomba the Jungle Boy--aka Johnny Sheffield--makes his fifth screen appearance in Monogram's Lion Hunters. Bomba's task this...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1951
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From Lippert Studios, the same company responsible for I Shot Jesse James, comes I Shot Billy the Kid. Those who know their...
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Screenwriter
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1950
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Don Barry stars as the Pecos Kid in Red Desert. The Kid is a federal agent, assigned by President Ulysses S. Grant to locate...
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Director
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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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Screenwriter
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1950
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Former Tarzan regular Johnny Sheffield stars as Bomba the Jungle Boy in this 71-minute adventure. Bomba comes to the aid of...
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Director
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1950
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The Lost Volcano is the 3rd entry in Monogram's "Bomba the Jungle Boy" series. Johnny Sheffield, formerly "Boy" in the Tarzan...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1950
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Bomba on Panther Island was the second in Monogram's series based on Roy Rockwood's "Bomba the Jungle Boy" adventure stories....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1949
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Monogram's four-year-old Jimmy Wakely western series began to wind down with Courtin' Trouble. As was customary, Jimmy does...
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Director
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1949
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In this western, a lawman looks into a series of murders involving ranchers. A war between Indians and the local land and...
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Director
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1949
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Inspired by the adventure-book series by Roy Rockwood, Monogram's Bomba the Jungle Boy was the first of a series of twelve...
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Director
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1949
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Western star Donald Barry was both producer and leading man of The Dalton Gang. Barry is cast as straight-arrow marshal Larry...
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Director, Screenwriter
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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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Director
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1949
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Shep Comes Home was the belated sequel to Screen Guild's My Dog Shep (1946). The title pooch is played by "Flame" (who also...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1949
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In this western, two cowboys are framed as cattle rustlers and tossed in the pokey. Later, honest ranchers spring them and...
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Director
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1947
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An unwanted orphan decides to run away with his dog, but later becomes the goal of an urgent quest when his relatives...
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Director
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1946
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In this musical, a talented aspiring costume designer leaves her small town to seek her fortune in the Big Apple. The girl,...
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Director
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1945
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The fifth in the Invisible Man series stars Jon Hall as Robert Griffin, a convict who takes the invisibility serum and then...
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Director, Producer
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1944
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In this crime programer, Arsene Lupin (Charles Korvin) is an expert jewel thief from France who, while aboard a train,...
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Director, Producer
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1944
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The 13-chapter Don Winslow of the Coast Guard was the second of two Universal serials based on the comic strip...
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Director
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1943
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Son of Dracula represents a felicitious creative collaboration between director Robert Siodmak and his screenwriter-brother...
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Producer
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1943
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Cattlemen Robert Paige and Noah Beery Jr. run up against a shady syndicate, set up to squash the dealing between independent...
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Director, Producer
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1943
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Lt. Com. Frank V. Martinek's widely circulated comic strip Don Winslow of the Navy was brought to the screen in this...
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Director
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1942
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Director
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1942
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Reclusive Kurt Ingston (Ralph Morgan) finds himself playing host to an extraordinary array of guests at his decaying old...
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Director, Producer
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1942
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A sequel to The Green Hornet, The Green Hornet Strikes Again is a 15-chapter serial that was based upon characters from the...
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Director
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1941
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The Saturday matinee crowd got two cowboy stars for the price of one in this lavishly budgeted western serial starring former...
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Director
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1941
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This 12-chapter Universal serial is one of several that Universal made featuring the Dead End Kids (also known as The East...
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Director
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1941
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Universal catered to the young fans of aviation with this airborne serial, which featured a plucky kid -- "Bowery Boy" Billy...
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Director
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1941
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The very first Disney feature to include live-action footage, this behind-the-scenes documentary about the studio's animation...
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Animator
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1941
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Frontier marshall Jim Lane (Lon Chaney) is investigating a local Indian tribe that he believes to be responsible for a series...
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Director
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1941
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Cowboy star Johnny Mack Brown launched his third season at Universal with the above-average entry The Masked Rider. Moseying...
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Director
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1941
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The Dead End Kids fight alongside the government to find a famed scientist who has been abducted by wartime traitors. ~ Jason...
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Charles Starrett plays the title role in Stranger from Texas, but he's no stranger to the cliches inherent in the film's...
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Screenwriter
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1940
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The assistant to a railroad president battles an evil empire builder in this 13 chapter adventure serial produced by...
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Director
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1940
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All-American space hero Flash Gordon (played by Larry "Buster" Crabbe) once again does battle with the devious Ming the...
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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The 13-episode Universal serial The Green Hornet is based on the radio series of the same name. Gordon Jones stars as Britt...
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Amid the political chaos sweeping across the world in 1939, a new terror arises -- the Purple Death -- and people around the...
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Director
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1940
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In this exciting western, Roaring Dan is the meanest old cuss around. He and his "son" are constantly bickering. But things...
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Director
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1940
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Worth seeing for its title alone was the Johnny Mack Brown western Riders of Pasco Basin. This time, Brown plays the head of...
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Screenwriter
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1940
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Fantasia, Walt Disney's animated masterpiece of the 1940s, grew from a short-subject cartoon picturization of the Paul Dukas...
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Director
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1940
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The original 1940 serial gets pared down to feature length under the direct supervision of Green Hornet historian Martin...
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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Director
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1940
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The bravura performance of Bela Lugosi is the main selling card for the 12-episode Universal serial The Phantom Creeps....
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Director
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1939
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Based on the character created by sci-fi writer, Phil Nolan, this feature has the space-age hero facing a number of...
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Director
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1939
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Director
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1939
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After starring in two successful serials as All-American Boy in Outer Space Flash Gordon, Larry "Buster" Crabbe found himself...
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Director
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1939
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Director
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1939
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Oklahoma Frontier was Johnny Mack Brown's second starring western for Universal. On the eve of his honeymoon with new bride...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1939
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This science fiction film features the revenge of Ming who vowed to destroy the Earth. ~ Rovi...
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Director
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1938
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You wouldn't know it from the title, but Deadly Ray From Mars is a feature-length abridgement of the 15-episode serial Flash...
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Director
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1938
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Based on Will Gould's popular comic strip, the 13-episode Universal serial Red Barry stars Buster Crabbe in the title role....
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Director
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1938
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Universal Pictures' second Flash Gordon serial was even more opulent than its first, offering better special effects, more...
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Director
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1938
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Director
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1937
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In his third of four action serials, horror star Bela Lugosi played Boroff, an internationally notorious fiend who's...
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Director
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1937
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Noah Beery Jr. stars as Kirk Cameron in the modern-day western Trouble at Midnight. Freshly discharged from WWI, Cameron goes...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1937
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In this mystery, a railroad agent is blamed for a terrible train crash. Actually, just before the crash, the agent was...
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Director
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1937
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Supporting actor Scott Kolk was elevated to playing the title role in this Graustarkian spy thriller, serialized in 12...
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Director
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1937
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In the tradition of such earlier Universal serials as Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim, the 12-chapter Radio Patrol was based on a...
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Director
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1937
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The 12-episode Universal serial Tim Tyler's Luck was based on the comic strip of the same name by Lyman Young (the brother of...
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Director
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1937
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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In his second Western for low-budget Puritan Pictures, Tim McCoy comes to the aid of a pretty ranch owner whose property is...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Stampede was the first of western star Charles Starrett's "northerns," filmed through the facilities of Columbia's Canadian...
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Director
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1936
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Having settled a feud between ranchers and homesteaders in his initial Western for Columbia Pictures, handsome Charles...
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Screenwriter
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1936
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Director
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1936
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In his second of an unprecedented 131 Westerns for Columbia Pictures, handsome Charles Starrett donned his trademark white...
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Screenwriter
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1936
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Director
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1936
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The 12-episode Universal serial Jungle Jim was based on the Alex Raymond comic strip of the same name. Grant Withers stars as...
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Ostensibly based on the life of World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker, whose smiling visage opened each of the 13...
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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Director
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1936
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A superior Tim McCoy Western, Justice of the Range featured a range feud between John Mclean (Edward J. LeSaint) and his...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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Filmed on location at Big Bear and Wrightwood, CA, this Tim McCoy series entry from Columbia moved the stalwart hero from the...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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After Rex the Wonder Horse escapes the capture of some evil horse thieves, he teams up with his pal Rinty (a smart German...
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Director
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1935
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More a whodunit than a straight Western, this Tim McCoy series entry from Columbia featured a cowboy returning to his...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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Making his debut as Columbia Pictures' new cowboy hero -- replacing, incidentally, the aging Tim McCoy -- handsome Charles...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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Gene Autry's first starring Western, Tumbling Tumbleweeds sets the pace for the 98 or so Autry oaters to come. As he would...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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Based on "The King of Cactusville", a 1923 short story by Johnston McCulley, the creator of Zorro, The Outlaw Deputy was the...
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Screenwriter
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1935
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The original Rin-Tin-Tin and his pal Rex get involved in animal capers in this adventurous 12-part serial. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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Director
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1935
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Directed by former screenwriter Ford I. Beebe, this Tim McCoy Western from Columbia co-starred Robert Allen, a handsome...
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Director
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1935
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Filmed at the Columbia ranch in ten days in September of 1934, this Tim McCoy Western did not enjoy a wide release until...
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Screenwriter
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1934
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At first concentrating exclusively on westerns and serials, up-and-coming Mascot Pictures began branching out in the early...
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Director
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1933
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Mascot Films, the feisty precursor to Republic Pictures, was responsible for 1933's The Big Payoff. In a rare top-billed...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1933
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If MGM could cast an Olympic champion it its Tarzan series, so could Sol Lesser's Principal Pictures. Thus it was that...
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Screenwriter
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1933
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Filmed at Kernville, CA, and the Iverson Ranch in Chatsworth, this serial version of James Fenimore Cooper's immortal tale...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1932
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In this police drama, a cop, known for being a rock under pressure, endeavors to cope with the aftermath of a...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1932
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Mascot produced their serials fast and furious with little concern for believability, acting prowess, or technical niceties....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1932
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The star of the 12-episode Mascot serial The Galloping Ghost can be only one man: legendary college football star (Red...
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Screenwriter
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1931
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This western serial features the famous trained German Shepherd Rin-Tin-Tin. Rinty gets involved in an Indian uprising caused...
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Screenwriter
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1931
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Filmed at Newhall, CA, with exteriors shot at Universal City, Mascot Pictures' The Vanishing Legion became the little...
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Screenwriter
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1931
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This western serial chronicles the adventures of a young girl whose uncle has discovered gold out West. Accompanied by her...
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Screenwriter
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1930
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Disguising himself as a bandit, diminutive cowboy star Bob Steele infiltrates the gang who abducted his father, the sheriff....
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Screenwriter
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1930
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Screen Story
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1929
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Produced and directed by veteran silent-screen cowboy Leo Maloney, Overland Bound was the first all-talking independently...
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Screenwriter
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1929
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Handsome newcomer Don Coleman starred in this independently produced silent Western about a Texas Ranger whose foster-father...
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Screenwriter
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1928
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A huge cast supported pudgy western star Leo Maloney in The Apache Raider, a typically threadbare silent oater in which a...
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Screen Story
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1928
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First National's cowboy star Ken Maynard gave Fox's Tom Mix a run for his money in this above-average silent Western about...
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Screenwriter
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1928
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Veteran western hero Leo Maloney played a dual role in this inexpensive western, which he also produced (for Pathe) and...
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Screenwriter, Supervisor/Manager
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1927
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Having learned the tricks of the trade appearing in the action series The Hazards of Helen back in the mid-1910s,...
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Screen Story
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1927
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Produced and directed by Gower Gulch regular Leo Maloney, this minor silent Western featured Maloney and his sidekick...
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Screen Story
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1927
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Gower Gulch regular Leo Maloney both produced, directed, and starred in this low-budget silent Western about a cowboy helping...
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Screen Story
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1927
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Leo Maloney, one of the best (if not best-looking) of the second-echelon silent western stars, heads the cast of High Hand....
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Screen Story
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1926
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A minor Hatfield and McCoy melodrama set in the wild and woolly West, Across the Deadline features Leo Maloney as an unlikely...
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Screenwriter
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1925
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Poverty row producer-director Leo Maloney and his usual screenwriter Ford Beebe fashioned a fanciful tale of a cowboy...
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Screenwriter
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1925
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Baby Peggy, a popular child star of the 1920s who grew up to become film historian Peggy Carey, who stars in The Law Forbids....
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Screenwriter
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1924
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A well-made entry in Leo Maloney's Range Rider series, Smoke Out stars the veteran cowboy hero as a drifter who rescues a...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1924
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Minor (in status if not physique) western hero Leo Maloney produced, directed and starred in this slipshod silent western...
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Screenwriter
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1924
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Screenwriter
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1924
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In Double Cinched, an entry in the two-reel Range Rider series, cowpoke Leo Maloney turns himself into a countrified dandy...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1923
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Real-life siblings Bob Burns and Fred Burns play brothers in this rare surviving two-reel Western, part of Pathé's Range...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1923
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An unscrupulous rancher will do just about anything to cheat a prospective buyer in this two-reel Leo Maloney Western. The...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1923
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Producer-director-star Leo Maloney spared every expense in putting together this very minor western offering about a Texas...
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Screen Story, Screenwriter
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1923
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Director
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1923
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John Henry Jackson (Edward Everett Horton) is a businessman who is in love with his boss' secretary Myra Dalton...
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Screenwriter
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1922
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Hard-working rancher Bruce McLeod (Ed Coxen) loses his wife (veteran screen actress Mignon Anderson) to notorious gambler...
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Screenwriter
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1921
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