Young Blood (1932)
Overview
A reformed gunfighter battles a crooked sheriff who used to be a member of his gang.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.913 |
Directed By
Phil Rosen
TOP CAST
Bob Steele
Nick aka The Kid
Helen Foster
Gail Winters
Harry Semels
Tony Murullo
Art Mix
Henchman Hank Morris
Charles King
Sheriff Jake Sharpe
Naomi Judge
Countess Lola Montaine
Henry Roquemore
Beckworth
Henry Hall
Mayor of Grass Valley
Hank Bell
Deputy Bill
Perry Murdock
Henchman Ed Sheflin
Roy Bucko
Henchman Blackie Walsh
Silver Tip Baker
Stage Driver
Charles Brinley
Townsman
Buck Bucko
Posse Rider Buck
Horace B. Carpenter
Townsman Ezra
Mary Carr
Widow
Edward Coxen
Townsman
Rube Dalroy
Townsman
Earl Dwire
Clearwater Station Agent
Fern Emmett
Mrs. Pettiwell
Herman Hack
Townsman
Si Jenks
Crusty Old Townsman
Bud McClure
Posse Rider Bud
Lafe McKee
Colonel Bondage
Arthur Millett
Stage Passenger
Tex Palmer
Posse Rider
Blackjack Ward
Posse Rider
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