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Military governor Commander Larocca fears that Count Dimorna has discovered the truth about the origin of the commander’s Swiss accounts. Larocca needs to…

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Genre: Action, Drama, Romance, Western.

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Summary: Military governor Commander Larocca fears that Count Dimorna has discovered the truth about the origin of the commander's Swiss accounts. Larocca needs to make a decision... and fast!
Decade: 30s
Genres: Action, Drama, Romance, Western
Directed by: Lesley Selander

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"Mark of the Avenger (The Mysterious Rider)" (1938) Cast:

Douglass Dumbrille - Pecos Bill/ Ben Wade
Sidney Toler - Frosty Kilburn
Russell Hayden - Wils Moore
Stanley Andrews - William Bellounds
Charlotte Field - Collie Wade
Weldon Heyburn - Jack Bellounds
Monte Blue - Cap Folsom
Earl Dwire - Sheriff Burley
Glenn Strange - Henchman Cramer
Jack Rockwell - Lem
Leo J. McMahon - Cowhand Montana
Arch Hall Sr. - Rancher Andrews

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2 Comments

Christopher Myers September 13th, 2020 at 7:47 pm

I, too, am still wondering about the origins of Commander Larocca’s Swiss accounts! I am either losing my mind or the summary is for a different movie. And what is Charlie Chan doing in a Zane Grey western? The movie was a good way to end a leisurely Sunday.
Christopher Myers October 19th, 2020 at 5:02 pm

A mighty fine yarn, sir. Thank heavens for Charlie Chan’s proficiency with a blade.