A Holy Terror (1931) - film review

Western

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A Holy Terror is an American western first released in 1931, directed by Irving Cummings. The film is based on a novel by Max Brand and stars George O’Brien, Sally Eilers, Rita La Roy, Humphrey Bogart and James Kirkwood. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Irving Cummings
Script: Ralph Block, Max Brand (novel), Alfred A. Cohn, Myron C. Fagan
Photo: George Schneiderman
Cast: George O’Brien (Tony Bard aka Woodbury), Sally Eilers (Jerry Foster), Rita La Roy (Kitty Carroll), Humphrey Bogart (Steve Nash), James Kirkwood (William Drew), Stanley Fields (Butch Morgan), Robert Warwick (John Bard aka Thomas Woodbury), Richard Tucker (Tom Hedges), Earl Pingree (Jim Lawler, Ranch Manager), Ralph Bucko (Wranger), George Chandler (Joe, Western Union Clerk), Wong Chung (Cook), John Elliott (Sheriff), Bud Geary (Tony’s Chauffeur), Otto Han (Houseboy), Walter Hiers (Traveling Salesman), Fred Kohler Jr. (Dance Extra), Jerry Mandy (Louie, the Barber), Franklin Parker (Hotel Clerk), Julian Rivero (Woodbury’s Butler), Oscar Smith (Stuttering Servant), Slim Whitaker (Johnson), Jay Wilsey (Cowboy)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 53 min; B&W

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