Kazan (1949)
Based on the novel by James Oliver Curwood about Kazan, the wolfdog.
Top billed cast
Stephen DunneThomas Weyman
Lois MaxwellLouise Maitlin
Joe SawyerSandz Jepson
Roman BohnenMaitlin
George ClevelandTrapper
John DehnerHenri Le Clerc
Ray TealMcCready
Loren GageBartender
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