The Riding Renegade (1928)
Western | 18 February 1928
Cast:
Bob Steele, Dorothy Kitchen , Lafe McKee [ More ]Director:
Wallace W. FoxWriter:
Frank Howard ClarkCinematographer:
Charles BoyleEditor:
Della M. KingProduction Company:
F.B.O. Productions, Inc.The 24 Sep 1927 Exhibitors Herald reported that the upcoming film, provisionally titled The Renegade, was currently in preparation at FBO Studios in Hollywood, CA. Two weeks later, a production chart in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond listed the project as completed.
According to the 21 Jan 1928 Motion Picture News, the film was scheduled for a 19 Feb 1928 release under its new title, The Riding Renegade. However, the 1929 Motion Picture News Booking Guide listed the opening date as 18 Feb 1928. Public response was mixed, based on exhibitor reports in the 15 Sep 1928, 6 Oct 1928, and 10 Nov 1928 issues of Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World.
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The 24 Sep 1927 Exhibitors Herald reported that the upcoming film, provisionally titled The Renegade, was currently in preparation at FBO Studios in Hollywood, CA. Two weeks later, a production chart in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond listed the project as completed.
According to the 21 Jan 1928 Motion Picture News, the film was scheduled for a 19 Feb 1928 release under its new title, The Riding Renegade. However, the 1929 Motion Picture News Booking Guide listed the opening date as 18 Feb 1928. Public response was mixed, based on exhibitor reports in the 15 Sep 1928, 6 Oct 1928, and 10 Nov 1928 issues of Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World.
Drifter Bob Taylor is adopted by an Indian tribe after he saves the life of Little Wolf, the son of Chief White Cloud. Bob and Little Wolf prevent outlaws Pete Hobart and Ed Stacey from robbing a stagecoach by riding away with the strongbox and passenger Janet Reynolds. However, Bob is arrested for robbery by his father, Sheriff Jim Taylor, allowing Hobart to escape with the strongbox after wounding Little Wolf. The sheriff eventually realizes that Bob is innocent and goes in pursuit of Stacey and Hobart. When the two bandits overpower Sheriff Taylor, Bob and the Indians come to the ...
Drifter Bob Taylor is adopted by an Indian tribe after he saves the life of Little Wolf, the son of Chief White Cloud. Bob and Little Wolf prevent outlaws Pete Hobart and Ed Stacey from robbing a stagecoach by riding away with the strongbox and passenger Janet Reynolds. However, Bob is arrested for robbery by his father, Sheriff Jim Taylor, allowing Hobart to escape with the strongbox after wounding Little Wolf. The sheriff eventually realizes that Bob is innocent and goes in pursuit of Stacey and Hobart. When the two bandits overpower Sheriff Taylor, Bob and the Indians come to the rescue.
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