Empty Saddles (1936) - film review

Western

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Empty Saddles is an American western first released in 1936, directed by Lesley Selander. The film stars Buck Jones, Louise Brooks, Harvey Clark, Charles Middleton White and Frank Campeau. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Lesley Selander
Script: Frances Guihan, Cherry Wilson
Photo: Herbert Kirkpatrick, Allen Q. Thompson
Music: Felix Mills
Cast: Buck Jones (Buck Devlin), Louise Brooks (’Boots’ Boone), Harvey Clark (’Swaps’ Boone), Charles Middleton (Cimarron (Cim) White), Frank Campeau (Kit Kress), Lloyd Ingraham (Lem Jessup, alias Jim Grant), Earl Askam (Henchman Red), Ben Corbett (Vegas, head drover), Niles Welch (Jasper Kade), Gertrude Astor (Eloise Hayes), Claire Rochelle (Madge Grant), Charles Le Moyne (Mace), W.E. Lawrence (Cole), Silver (Silver, Buck’s Horse), Robert Adair (Biggers, a dude), Ruth Cherrington (Mrs. Hilton), Jim Corey (Henchman), Oliver Eckhardt (Mr. Hilton), Robert Hoag (Musician), Mary Mersch (Mrs. Mills), Nick Moro (Musician), Buck Moulton (Sam), Allan Sears (Madden Henchman), Rudy Sooter (Bass player), Blackjack Ward (Cole henchman), Frank Yaconelli (Band leader)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 67 min; B&W

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