My Pal, the King Trailer

My Pal, the King Trailer (1932)

03 April 1932 Western 74 mins

The king of a European country, who is a child, meets the cowboy star of a traveling circus.

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Cast

Tom Mix

as Tom Reed

Mickey Rooney

as King Charles V

James Kirkwood

as Count DeMar

Wallis Clark

as Dr. Lorenz

Noel Francis

as Princess Elsa

Finis Barton

as Gretchen

Stuart Holmes

as Count Kluckstein

Jim Thorpe

as Black Cloud

Christian J. Frank

as Jailer Etzel

Clarissa Selwynne

as Dowager Queen

Tony the Horse

as Tom's Horse

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

as Gen. Wiedeman (uncredited)

Crew

Adolph L. Schafer

Adolph L. Schafer Still Photographer

Lloyd Ward

Lloyd Ward Assistant Camera

International Titles

The King and the Cowboy Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 03 April 1932

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