Straight from the Shoulder Trailer

Straight from the Shoulder Trailer (1936)

"HOSPITAL BED TESTIMONY!" 28 August 1936 Drama 67 mins

A mob witness is hiding in a remote mountain cabin together with his young son.

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Cast

Ralph Bellamy

as Curt Hayden

Katherine Locke

as Gail Pyne

David Holt

as Johnny Hayden

Andy Clyde

as J. M. Pyne

Purnell Pratt

as James McBride

Onslow Stevens

as Mr. Wendi

Rollo Lloyd

as Mr. Blake

Bert Hanlon

as Baldy

Paul Fix

as Trigger Benson

Crew

Alfred Gilks

Alfred Gilks Director of Photography

Hans Dreier

Hans Dreier Art Direction

Robert Odell

Robert Odell Art Direction

International Titles

A Queima Roupa Trailer

Manden, der så for meget Trailer

武装せる市街 Trailer

Mannen som visste för mycket Trailer

Johnny Gets His Gun Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 28 August 1936

Production Companies

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