The Devil Horse (1932)
Bob Norton, seeking his brother's killer, tangles with outlaws, wild horses, and a "wild" boy.
Top billed cast
Harry CareyBob Norton / Roberts
Noah BeeryCanfield
Frankie DarroFrankie Graham - The Wild Boy
ApacheEl Diablo - The Devil Horse
Greta GranstedtLinda Weston- Barrie O'DanielsLee Weston
Edward Peil Sr.The Sheriff (as Edward Peil)
Jack MowerAdams, Vigilante leader
Al BridgeHenchman Curley Bates- Jack ByronHenchman Jake
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