For the Service (1936) - film review

Western

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For the Service is an American western first released in 1936, directed by Buck Jones. The film stars Buck Jones, Phillip Trent, Edward Keane, Fred Kohler and Beth Marion. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Buck Jones
Script: Isadore Bernstein
Photo: Herbert Kirkpatrick, Allen Q. Thompson
Cast: Buck Jones (Buck O’Bryan), Phillip Trent (George Murphy), Edward Keane (Captain Murphy), Fred Kohler (Bruce Howard), Beth Marion (Penny Carson), Frank McGlynn Sr. (Jim, a Scout), Ben Corbett (Ben, a Scout), Chief Thunderbird (Chief Big Bear), Robert McKenzie (Sherman), Silver (Silver, Buck O’Bryan’s Horse), Roy Bucko (Stage driver), Richard Cramer (Henchman), Jack Ingram (Army Scout), Alfred P. James (Carson), Cactus Mack (Soldier), Lafe McKee (Rancher Johnson), Artie Ortego (Henchman), Allan Sears (Henchman), William Steele (Henchman), Chief Thundercloud (Indian Brave), Francis Walker (Army Scout), Niles Welch (Parson), Slim Whitaker (Henchman), Blackie Whiteford (Henchman), Hank Worden (Henchman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 65 min; B&W

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