Overview
The Night Riders is an American western first released in 1939,
directed by George Sherman.
The film stars John Wayne, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Doreen McKay and Ruth Rogers.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: George Sherman
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Script: William Colt MacDonald, Betty Burbridge, Stanley Roberts
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Photo: Jack A. Marta
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Music: William Lava
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Cast: John Wayne (Stony Brooke),
Ray Corrigan (Tucson Smith),
Max Terhune (Lullaby Joslin),
Doreen McKay (Soledad),
Ruth Rogers (Susan Randall),
George Douglas (Talbot Pierce, aka Don Luis de Serrano),
Tom Tyler (Henchman Jackson),
Kermit Maynard (Sheriff Chuck Pratt),
Sammy McKim (Tim Randall),
Walter Wills (Hazleton (the Forger)),
Ethan Laidlaw (Henchman Andrews),
Edward Peil Sr. (Rancher),
Tom London (Rancher),
Jack Ingram (Henchman Wilkins),
Bill Nestell (Brawler),
Yakima Canutt (Mob Member at Gate),
Bob Card (Rancher),
Allan Cavan (Judge),
Dick Dickinson (Henchman Rent Collector),
Art Dillard (Mob Member),
Curley Dresden (Mob Member),
Elmer (Elmer, Lullaby’s Dummy),
Olin Francis (Army Enlistee getting socked),
Ray Henderson (Rancher),
Jane Keckley (Rancher’s Wife),
Jack Kirk (Tavern Keeper),
Cactus Mack (Henchman Rent Collector),
Eily Malyon (Aunt Martha),
Frankie Marvin (Henchman Rent Collector),
Eva McKenzie (Irate Rancher’s Wife),
David McKim (Messenger),
George Montgomery (Mob Member),
Horace Murphy (Riverboat Captain Asa Beckett),
Frank O’Connor (Washington Telegraph Operator),
Bud Osborne (Army Enlistee),
Fred Parker (Prison Chaplain),
Hal Price (Rancher),
Hugh Prosser (Federal Man),
Francis Sayles (President James A. Garfield),
David Sharpe (Henchman Rent Collector),
Lee Shumway (Rancher),
Georgia Simmons (Irate Rancher’s Wife),
Glenn Strange (Angry Riverboat Gambler),
Georgia Summers (Aunt Martha),
Al Taylor (Henchman),
Francis Walker (Army Enlistee),
Nellie Walker (Bit Role),
Roger Williams (Rancher),
Hank Worden (Rancher)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 56 min; B&W
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