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Terror of Bar X, The

The Terror of Bar X (1927)

Western | 53 minutes
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Genre: Western

Duration: 53 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Scott Pembroke

Stars: Bob Custer, Ruby Blaine and William Ryno

Releasedate: 20 March 1927

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The Terror of Bar X plot

The villain Jim Ashland wants to discredit Bob Willis and he succeeds. He is accused of robbing a stagecoach and ends up behind bars. With Willis in prison, Ashland has his hands free to take Dorothy Hunter's father's ranch and force the girl to marry him.

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Bob Custer Bob Custer

Bob Willis

Ruby Blaine Ruby Blaine

Dorothy Hunter

William Ryno William Ryno

Ross Hunter

Jack Castle Jack Castle

Reginald Brooks

Duke R. Lee Duke R. Lee

Jim Ashland

Walter Maly Walter Maly

Hoke Channing

Roy Bassett Roy Bassett

Sheriff

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