West of the Divide
A Two Gun Son Of The West Takes The Law Into His Own Hands!
Ted Hayden impersonates a wanted man and joins Gentry's gang only to learn later that Gentry was the one who killed his father.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
February 15, 1934
Popularity
1
Director
Robert N. Bradbury
Writer
Robert N. Bradbury
Producer
Paul Malvern
Where to Watch
Cast
John Wayne
Ted Hayden aka Gat Ganns
Virginia Brown Faire
Fay Winters
George 'Gabby' Hayes
'Dusty'
Lloyd Whitlock
Mr. Gentry
Yakima Canutt
Hank
Lafe McKee
Fred Winters
Billy O'Brien
Spuds
Dick Dickinson
Henchman Joe
Earl Dwire
Sheriff
Blackie Whiteford
Butch
Tex Palmer
Henchman
Artie Ortego
Henchman
Horace B. Carpenter
Hornsby
Hal Taliaferro
Henchman
Archie Ricks
Henchman
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
I have recently seen a colourised version of this Lone Star effort, and it's quite an enjoyable outing for the duo of John Wayne ("Tom") and his lively, dependable sidekick "Gabby" Hayes, Sure, the story is a variation on a well-known theme - Duke's father is killed when he is young and years later he encounters the killer when he infiltrates his gang. This time "Gentry" (Lloyd Whitlock) is trying to force old man "Winters" (Lafe McKee) from his ranch, but luckily for the latter the Duke is on hand to thwart this evil plan, and he has a beautiful young daughter "Fay" (Virginia Faire) who has caught the star's eye too. There is plenty of action packed into just under an hour before and ending that, though I thought really rather poor, still just about holds up. One of many, this one, but still fun for JW fans.
