Law and Order (1940) - film review

Western

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Law and Order is an American western first released in 1940, directed by Ray Taylor. The film is based on a novel by W.R. Burnett and stars Johnny Mack Brown, Fuzzy Knight, Nell O’Day, James Craig and Harry Cording. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Ray Taylor
Script: W.R. Burnett (novel), Sherman L. Lowe, Victor McLeod
Photo: Jerome Ash
Cast: Johnny Mack Brown (Bill Ralston), Fuzzy Knight (Deadwood), Nell O’Day (Sally Dixon), James Craig (Brant), Harry Cording (Poe Daggett), Earle Hodgins (Sheriff Fin Elder), Robert Fiske (Ed Deal), Jimmie Dodd (Jimmy Dixon), William Worthington (Judge Williams), Ted Adams (Walt Daggett), Ethan Laidlaw (Kurt Daggett), George Plues (Stage driver), Harry Humphrey (Cal Dixon), Robert Barron (Henchman), Roy Bucko (Barfly), Wong Chung (Chinese man), Jim Corey (Cowhand), Victor Cox (Townsman), Frank Ellis (Tells where Jimmy is), Herman Hack (Barfly), Bob Kortman (Henchman Pete), Scoop Martin (Musician), Kermit Maynard (Henchman), Frank McCarroll (Townsman), Lew Meehan (Voting official), Bill Nestell (Burly vote counter), Cliff Parkinson (Henchman Alex), Eddie Polo (Bartender Ed), The Notables Quartet (Singing cowhands), Bob Reeves (Townsman), Jack Shannon (Musician), Tom Smith (Henchman), Al Taylor (Barfly)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 57 min; B&W

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