The Lone Star Ranger (1919)
Western | 29 June 1919
Director:
J. Gordon EdwardsWriter:
Charles KenyonProducer:
William FoxProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.Var and MPW refer to the character played by William Farnum as "Duane" and "Buck Duane," respectively. Lamar Johnstone died shortly after the completion of this film. Fox filmed Grey's novel twice in the twenties: in 1923 with Tom Mix starring and Lambert Hillyer directing, and in 1930 with George O'Brien starring and A. F. Erickson directing. Twentieth Century-Fox released another version in 1942 with John Kimbrough starring and James Tinling directing (see entries below). ...
Var and MPW refer to the character played by William Farnum as "Duane" and "Buck Duane," respectively. Lamar Johnstone died shortly after the completion of this film. Fox filmed Grey's novel twice in the twenties: in 1923 with Tom Mix starring and Lambert Hillyer directing, and in 1930 with George O'Brien starring and A. F. Erickson directing. Twentieth Century-Fox released another version in 1942 with John Kimbrough starring and James Tinling directing (see entries below).
When Captain Neil, leading the Texas Rangers to wipe out cattle rustlers along the Mexican border, is ambushed and shot in the back, his best friend Steele vows to catch the killers alone. Traveling in disguise, Steele rescues Ray Longstreth, who is returning home from school in the East, from two Mexican renegades, and wins the gratitude of Ray's father Cyrus, a prominent rancher and secretly the leader of the rustlers. Although Longstreth wants to quit rustling because of his daughter's return, his subordinates, Jeff Lawson, who killed Neil, and Bully Brome, blackmail him into remaining. When Steele accepts Longstreth's offer of a job and discovers his involvement, he tells Ray, whose pleas provoke Steele's promise not to harm him. After Steele kills Brome and learns that Longstreth was forced to continue with the gang, he confronts Lawson, who, like Steele, loves Ray, kills him a duel, routs the gang, and leaves town with Ray as his ...
When Captain Neil, leading the Texas Rangers to wipe out cattle rustlers along the Mexican border, is ambushed and shot in the back, his best friend Steele vows to catch the killers alone. Traveling in disguise, Steele rescues Ray Longstreth, who is returning home from school in the East, from two Mexican renegades, and wins the gratitude of Ray's father Cyrus, a prominent rancher and secretly the leader of the rustlers. Although Longstreth wants to quit rustling because of his daughter's return, his subordinates, Jeff Lawson, who killed Neil, and Bully Brome, blackmail him into remaining. When Steele accepts Longstreth's offer of a job and discovers his involvement, he tells Ray, whose pleas provoke Steele's promise not to harm him. After Steele kills Brome and learns that Longstreth was forced to continue with the gang, he confronts Lawson, who, like Steele, loves Ray, kills him a duel, routs the gang, and leaves town with Ray as his wife.
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