19 November 1926 34 mins
Out of boredom, a high society girl visits her father's outback cattle station. After several adventures involving a gang of ruthless cattle duffers, she falls in love with the manager of the station. Only part of the film survives today.
Watch the official Greenhide 1926 trailer in HD below.
Elsa Chauvel as Margery Paton
Irma Dearden as Polly Andrews
Bruce Gordon as 'Greenhide' Gavin
Jules Murray-Prior as Slab Rawlins
Charles Chauvel Director
Edward Lyon Assistant Director
Charles Chauvel Screenplay
Al Burne Cinematography
Frank White Title Designer
Australia 19 November 1926
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