04 April 1926 Drama, Western 50 mins
Jasper Steele, a wealthy rancher on the border, sends for Timothy, his nephew, to assist him in a feud with Hawksby, a rival rancher.
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Bob Custer as The Tiger
Frank Whitson as Clayton
James Sheridan as Timothy Raymond
Hugh Saxon as Jasper Steele
Violet Palmer as Helen Hawksby
Andrew Arbuckle as Old Man Hawksby
Sam Lufkin as Jeff Randall
Tom Bay as Bowers
Joan Meredith as Dolores
Bobby Nelson as Bobby
Artie Ortego as Ortega
Jack Nelson Director
Jack Nelson Scenario Writer
James Ormont Scenario Writer
William Berke Story
Arthur Reeves Director of Photography
United States 04 April 1926
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