Texas Cyclone (1932) - film review

Western

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Texas Cyclone is an American western first released in 1932, directed by D. Ross Lederman. The film stars Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey, Wheeler Oakman, John Wayne and Wallace MacDonald. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: D. Ross Lederman
Script: Randall Faye, William Colt MacDonald
Photo: Benjamin H. Kline
Music: Milan Roder
Cast: Tim McCoy (’Texas’ Grant), Shirley Grey (Helen Rawlings), Wheeler Oakman (Utah Becker), John Wayne (Steve Pickett), Wallace MacDonald (Nick Lawler, Ranch Foreman), Jim Farley (Webb Oliver), Harry Cording (Jake Farwell), Vernon Dent (Hefty, the Bartender), Walter Brennan (Sheriff Lew Collins), Mary Gordon (Katie), Dick Dickinson (Knife Thrower), Frank Ellis (Townsman), Jack Evans (Henchman), Al Haskell (Henchman Pedro), Ray Henderson (Wagon Cowhand), Alfred P. James (Doctor), Jack King (Townsman), Jack Kirk (Townsman), Murdock MacQuarrie (Courtroom Spectator), Clyde McClary (Townsman), Bud McClure (Courtroom Spectator), Monte Montague (Ott Randall), Bud Osborne (Antagonist), Bob Reeves (Henchman), F.R. Smith (Henchman Chuck Macey), Glenn Strange (Cowboy from Texas), Al Taylor (Courtroom Spectator)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 63 min; B&W

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