The Lone Avenger Trailer (1933)
A prominent banker commits suicide. His son thinks otherwise and sets out to prove it.
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Cast
Ken Maynard as Cal Weston
Muriel Gordon as Ruth Winters
James A. Marcus as Jud Winters
Al Bridge as Burl Adams
Niles Welch as Martin Carter
William Bailey as Henchman Landers
Ed Brady as Tuck Hawkes
Jack Rockwell as Sheriff
Clarence Geldart as Doctor Crandall
Charles King as Nip Hawkes
Crew
Alan James Director
Betty Burbridge Story
Forrest Sheldon Story
Bennett Cohen Story
Samuel Bischoff Producer
Burt Kelly Producer
William Saal Producer
David Berg Editor
William Nobles Director of Photography
International Releases Dates
United States 14 May 1933
Production Companies
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A young man returns home after many years to visit his bank president father only to find him dead.
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