The Fiddlin’ Buckaroo (1933) - film review

Western

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The Fiddlin’ Buckaroo is an American western first released in 1933, directed by Ken Maynard. The film stars Ken Maynard, Gloria Shea, Fred Kohler, Frank Rice and Jack Rockwell. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Ken Maynard
Script: Nate Gatzert
Photo: Ted D. McCord
Cast: Ken Maynard (’Fiddlin’), Gloria Shea (Ann Kerriman), Fred Kohler (Wolf Morgan), Frank Rice (Banty), Jack Rockwell (Sheriff), Joseph W. Girard (Kerriman), Billy Franey (Postmaster Dan), Slim Whitaker (Henchman Swede), Jack Mower (Ranch hand Buck), Robert McKenzie (Jerry (jailer)), Tarzan (Tarzan (Ken’s horse)), The Arizona Wranglers (Musicians), Silver Tip Baker (Townsman), Chuck Baldra (Henchman musician), Hank Bell (Henchman), Ralph Bucko (Henchman Buck), Roy Bucko (Henchman Tom), Bob Burns (Spots jail break), Fred Burns (Townsman hitching Tarzan to rail), Bob Card (Townsman), Horace B. Carpenter (Train agent), Jess Cavin (Townsman), Edmund Cobb (Edge-of-crowd townsman), Ben Corbett (Henchman Shorty), Jim Corey (Henchman), Frank Ellis (Henchman Snakey), Al Haskell (Henchman musician), Jack Jones (Banjo player), Jack King (Henchman), Jack Kirk (Henchman Jack), Johnny Luther (Deputy), William McCall (Townsman), Bud McClure (Henchman Bud), Merrill McCormick (Bank henchman), Eva McKenzie (Townswoman), Pascale Perry (Deputy Perry), Bob Roper (Townsman), George Sowards (Deputy George), Lem Sowards (Deputy), Robert Walker (Deputy Bob), Blackjack Ward (Henchman), Bill Wolfe (Townsman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 65 min; B&W

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