Haunted Range Trailer (1926)
11 January 1926 Drama, Western
The hero must solve the murder of his benefactor within six months in order to inherit a valuable ranch.
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Cast
Ken Maynard as Terry Bladwin
Alma Rayford as Judith Kellerd
Harry Moody as Alex Forester
Al Hallett as Executor
Fred Burns as Charlie Titus
Bob Williamson as Ralph Kellerd
Crew
Frank Cotner Director of Photography
Paul Hurst Director
Frank Howard Clark Writer
J. Charles Davis Executive Producer
Clifford S. Elfelt Producer
International Releases Dates
United States 11 January 1926
Production Companies
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