This somewhat unusual silent western features minor league cowboy star Bob Custer as a decent, law-abiding saloon owner who...
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1927
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Though he'd fallen from the upper ranks of directors, James Young was still capable of excellent work in 1927. Young's...
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1927
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Paradise Alley is the ironic nickname for a rundown tenement district in the Lower East Side. Despite their shabby...
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1926
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Producer
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1926
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Somewhat convoluted for an inexpensive silent Western, this film starred the laconic Bob Custer in the title role, a rancher...
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Producer
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1926
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Independent producer Jesse J. Goldburg (the initial "J" stood for "Jesse!") released this minor offering starring...
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Producer
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1926
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Jesse J. Goldburg's small-scale Independent Pictures scooped the competition when they managed to hire such proven box-office...
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Producer
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1925
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Producer
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1925
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Returning to the homestead, lower-echelon cowboy star Bill Cody finds the place taken over by cattle rustlers, one of whom...
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1925
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1925
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In one of his better efforts, silent screen cowboy Bill Cody plays Larry O'Donnell, the "Sheriff" of the title, who comes...
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Producer
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1925
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J.P. McGowan, who specialized in directing low-budget action pictures during the silent era, focuses on bootlegging here....
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1925
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Director Harry Fraser pronounced former stunt rider Bill Cody "one of the most unimpressive western stars" he had ever worked...
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Supervisor/Manager
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1924
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In his second starring Western, lower-echelon cowboy Bob Custer portrayed a ranger who mistakenly believes pretty...
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1924
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1916
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