Empty Saddles Trailer

Empty Saddles Trailer (1936)

"Killers, Kidnappers, crooks...they scurried like rats before this six-foot whirlwind of wild-cat and whipcord astride a streak of horseflesh!" 20 December 1936 Western 67 mins

Buck runs into trouble when he buys a deserted cattle ranch that he turns into a dude ranch.

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Cast

Buck Jones

as Buck Devlin

Louise Brooks

as Boots Boone

Harvey Clark

as Swaps Boone

Gertrude Astor

as Eloise Hayes

Charles Middleton

as Cim White

Frank Campeau

as Kit Kress

Claire Rochelle

as Madge Grant

Lloyd Ingraham

as Lem Jessup - alias Jim Grant

Earl Askam

as Red Madden - Henchman

Ben Corbett

as Vegas

Niles Welch

as Jasper Kade

Charles Le Moyne

as Mace (as Charles LeMoyne)

W.E. Lawrence

as Cull Cole (as Wm. Lawrence)

Silver

as Buck's Horse

Crew

Buck Jones

Buck Jones Producer

Herbert Kirkpatrick

Herbert Kirkpatrick Director of Photography

Felix Mills

Original Music Composer

Allen Q. Thompson

Allen Q. Thompson Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 20 December 1936

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