Secret Valley (1937)
Rancher entertains girl in Nevada to get a divorce. Then her gangster husband shows up.
Top billed cast
Richard ArlenLee Rogers
Virginia GreyJoan Carlo
Norman WillisNick Collins aka Howard Carlo
Russell HicksLawyer Austin Martin
Syd SaylorPaddy
Jack MulhallLawyer James Parker
Maude AllenMrs. Hogan
Willie FungTabasco the Cook
Charles DelaneyFederal Investigator
Al HillHenchman Chance
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