Pals of the Saddle Trailer

Pals of the Saddle Trailer (1938)

"PERIL-PACKED ADVENTURE With dashing devil-may-care John Wayne leading the Mesquiteers into their greatest, most thrilling range exploits!" 28 August 1938 Western 55 mins

The first of eight "Three Mesquiteers" Westerns to star John Wayne.

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United States 28 August 1938

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