Tol'able David (1930)
78 mins | Melodrama | 15 November 1930
Cast:
Richard Cromwell, Noah Beery, Joan Peers [ More ]Director:
John BlystoneProducer:
Harry CohnCinematographer:
Ted TetzlaffEditor:
Glenn WheelerProduction Designer:
Edward C. JewellProduction Company:
Columbia Pictures Corp.Associated First National Pictures released a silent version of Tol'able David in 1921, directed by Henry King and starring Richard Barthlelmess and Gladys Hulette (see entry). ...
Associated First National Pictures released a silent version of Tol'able David in 1921, directed by Henry King and starring Richard Barthlelmess and Gladys Hulette (see entry).
The story follows the same general plot as the earlier 1921 version, with the exception that the climactic encounter between David and the Hatburns is staged as a gun battle in which he dispatches the ...
The story follows the same general plot as the earlier 1921 version, with the exception that the climactic encounter between David and the Hatburns is staged as a gun battle in which he dispatches the villains.
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