In Old Cheyenne (1931)

59 or 62 mins | Western | 25 May 1931

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HISTORY

The movie was filmed on location in the Mojave Desert. Modern sources list Slim Whitaker in the cast. ...

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The movie was filmed on location in the Mojave Desert. Modern sources list Slim Whitaker in the cast.

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GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
SOURCE CITATIONS
SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Film Daily
3 May 1931
p. 31
Motion Picture Herald
20 Jun 1931
p. 42
Variety
23 Jun 1931
p. 19
CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION TEXT
Thrill-O-Drama
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTOR
PRODUCERS
WRITERS
Story
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PHOTOGRAPHY
FILM EDITOR
SOUND
Ralph Like
Sd eng
DETAILS
Release Date:
25 May 1931
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Sono Art-World Wide Pictures, Inc.
26 May 1931
LP2291
Physical Properties:
Sound
Black and White
Duration(in mins):
59 or 62
Length(in feet):
5,559
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

After an unexpected success at the Sutter Ranch Rodeo, Jim, who earlier made an enemy of the ranch foreman, Winslow, is doped and made to appear drunk. As a result, he loses his job as a cowhand at the Sutter Guest Ranch. Realizing that crippled Frank Sutter and his daughter Helen think that he is responsible for stealing their horses, Jim and his friend, Ben, decide to uncover the real culprits. Disguising himself as one of Winslow's henchmen during a masquerade at the ranch, Jim learns that Winslow plans to use a specially trained white stallion to round up the mares and herd them to a secret mountain spot. Jim and Ben follow the stallion, pursued by the sheriff. They uncover the real villains, and Jim is reinstated in the good graces of both Sutters, father and ...

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After an unexpected success at the Sutter Ranch Rodeo, Jim, who earlier made an enemy of the ranch foreman, Winslow, is doped and made to appear drunk. As a result, he loses his job as a cowhand at the Sutter Guest Ranch. Realizing that crippled Frank Sutter and his daughter Helen think that he is responsible for stealing their horses, Jim and his friend, Ben, decide to uncover the real culprits. Disguising himself as one of Winslow's henchmen during a masquerade at the ranch, Jim learns that Winslow plans to use a specially trained white stallion to round up the mares and herd them to a secret mountain spot. Jim and Ben follow the stallion, pursued by the sheriff. They uncover the real villains, and Jim is reinstated in the good graces of both Sutters, father and daughter.

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