04 January 1941 Drama, Crime 20 mins
Shows how so-called "minor" lawbreakers can do more damage than major criminals.
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Moroni Olsen as Dr. Walter Terriss
Richard Lane as George Johnson
Frank Orth as Peter Brennan
William Forrest as Police Lieutenant Edward Macroy
Joseph M. Newman Director
United States 04 January 1941
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28 October 1939
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24 July 1938
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02 January 1937
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27 January 1940
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05 June 1938
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18 September 1937
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14 September 1935
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05 February 1938
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20 September 1941
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09 December 1941
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15 August 1941
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21 March 1941
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10 January 1941
Tom Cameron is searching for the outlaws who ambushed a wagon train, murdered his parents and stole the deed to their land.
01 December 1941
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16 June 1941
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26 September 1941
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03 September 1941
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