My Dog Rusty Trailer

My Dog Rusty Trailer (1948)

"A STORY TO STIR KIDS OF ALL AGES!" 08 April 1948 Drama, Family 67 mins

Faithful dog Rusty helps his master's father win a mayoral race.

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Cast

Ted Donaldson

as Danny Mitchell

John Litel

as Hugh Mitchell

Ann Doran

as Mrs. Ethel Mitchell

Mona Barrie

as Dr. Antonia 'Toni' Cordell

Whitford Kane

as Joshua Michael Tucker

Jimmy Lloyd

as Rodney Pyle

Lewis L. Russell

as Mayor Fulderwilder

Crew

Lew Landers

Director

Vincent J. Farrar

Vincent J. Farrar Director of Photography

George Brooks

George Brooks Art Direction

James Crowe

James Crowe Set Decoration

Helen Hunt

Helen Hunt Hairstylist

Paul Donnelly

Paul Donnelly Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 08 April 1948

Production Companies

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