Lane Chandler (Tex Robbins), Doris Hill (Ruth O'Byrne), Ben Corbett (Shorty Walker), J. Frank Glendon (Three Star Henley), Edward Hearn (Fanner Durkin), Yakima Canutt (Jackson), Bart Carre (Slim, the cook), Wes Warner (Pete), Fred Burns (sheriff), Slim Whitaker (henchman), Mike Brand (Wolf Cassidy), Chuck Baldra, Jack Kirk, Glenn Strange, Archie Ricks, Bob Roper, Frank Ellis (rustlers), Ray Henderson (barfly), Oscar Gahan (deputy), Ralph Bucko (guard at rustler's camp).
Director: OLIVER DRAKE. Screenplay: Oliver Drake. Photography: James Diamond. Film editor: S. Roy Luby. Producer: Willis Kent.
Not copyrighted by Willis Kent Productions. No recorded New York opening. Released through independent state's rights exchanges: September – December 1932. 53 minutes.
Television title: RANCH DYNAMITE.
SYNOPSIS: Texas ranger assumes the identity of a Chicago gangster who has fled out west to join the local bad boys.
COMMENT: You don't catch Willis Kent wasting his money on copyright fees. If anybody wanted a copy of one of his pictures, Willis would gladly sell a copy himself!
Although not half as interesting as its stablemate, "Wyoming Whirlwind", this entry has a fair amount of curiosity value and will go down well with Lane Chandler's fans, despite dull direction, routine scripting and limited production values.
Director: OLIVER DRAKE. Screenplay: Oliver Drake. Photography: James Diamond. Film editor: S. Roy Luby. Producer: Willis Kent.
Not copyrighted by Willis Kent Productions. No recorded New York opening. Released through independent state's rights exchanges: September – December 1932. 53 minutes.
Television title: RANCH DYNAMITE.
SYNOPSIS: Texas ranger assumes the identity of a Chicago gangster who has fled out west to join the local bad boys.
COMMENT: You don't catch Willis Kent wasting his money on copyright fees. If anybody wanted a copy of one of his pictures, Willis would gladly sell a copy himself!
Although not half as interesting as its stablemate, "Wyoming Whirlwind", this entry has a fair amount of curiosity value and will go down well with Lane Chandler's fans, despite dull direction, routine scripting and limited production values.