Border Guns (1934)
A cowboy drifting around the border gets mixed up with Mexican revolutionary gun smuggling when he becomes friends and rivals with the chief smuggler.
Top billed cast
Bill CodyBill Harris, AKA Bill Austin
Blanche MehaffeyJane Wilson
George ChesebroCaptain Salinas, AKA The Eagle
Fred ChurchBuck Morgan
William DesmondDr. Jim Wilson
Jimmy AubreyTulsa Pete Hensen
Franklyn FarnumFred Palmer- Barney BeasleyHenchman
- Doris BrookRita Canrilla
- Frank ClarkStorekeeper
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