Hoof Marks Trailer (1927)

13 November 1927 Drama, Western 50 mins

1927 American silent Western film directed by Tenny Wright.

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Cast

Jack Donovan as Cal Wagner

Ed Brady as Rawhide Smith

Edward Cecil as Harold Cole

William Steele as Sam Trapp

Peggy Montgomery as Alice Dixon

Peggy O'Day as Henrietta Bowers

Peggy Shaw as Marie Hudson

Crew

Tenny Wright Director

Joseph Anthony Roach Screenplay

Edward Snyder Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 13 November 1927

Production Companies

Fred J. McConnell Productions

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