Silent Valley (1935)
A sheriff tracking a gang of rustlers discovers that one of them is the brother of his fiance.
Top billed cast
Tom TylerTom Hall
Al BridgeJim Farley
Nancy DeshonHelen Jones
Hal TaliaferroFred Jones
Charles KingHarry Keller
Slim WhitakerPete Childers
Art MilesGeorge Hull
Murdock MacQuarrieBarnes
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