Code of the Rangers Trailer

Code of the Rangers Trailer (1938)

"Fighting for Life and Love!" 07 April 1938 Western 56 mins

A Texas Ranger is faced with the task of bringing his outlaw brother to justice.

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Cast

Tim McCoy

as Tim Strong

Rex Lease

as Jack Strong

Judith Ford

as Ann Sage

Wheeler Oakman

as Blackie Miller

Frank LaRue

as Sheriff Dave Sage

Edward Earle

as Banker Price

Edward Peil Sr.

as Ranger Captain (as Ed Pier Sr.)

Kit Guard

as Henchman Red

Roger Williams

as Henchman Lawson

Jack Ingram

as Henchman Hank

Hal Price

as Charlie Stevens

Budd Buster

as Mine Agent (as Bud Buster)

Zeke Clemens

as Yodeler

Crew

Jack Greenhalgh

Jack Greenhalgh Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 07 April 1938

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