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John Brant is an outlaw on the run with Sheriff Parker on his tracks. He barely loses the sheriff by jumping in a…

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Summary: John Brant is an outlaw on the run with Sheriff Parker on his tracks. He barely loses the sheriff by jumping in a lake and hiding underwater. When he comes out he meets Jones, another outlaw who takes him to his gang. Brant appears to be a great fit for their group however soon they start noticing that he may have other plans...
Decade: 30s
Genres: Action, Drama, Romance, Western
Directed by: Armand Schaefer

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"Sagebrush Trail" (1933) Cast:

John Wayne - John Brant
Nancy Shubert - Sally Blake
Lane Chandler - Joseph Conlon
Yakima Canutt - Outlaw Gang Leader
Henry Hall - Bad Blake
Wally Wales - Deputy Sheriff
Art Mix - Henchman
Bob Burns - Sheriff

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2 Comments

Brian W. Howard March 21st, 2015 at 8:12 am

I sure would love watching old flicks(movies) all day today but I cant its my daughters birthday they are four years old and they are going to want to take their bikes outside and try to learn how to ride them.And I want to be there to take a photo or two at this event. Maybe later on today, cause I want to watch “The Great Train Robbery w/them so they can see the little girl the saved the day by untieing the gentleman.
Bnwmovies March 21st, 2015 at 6:13 pm

My daughter likes watching black and white movies as long as it’s Betty Boop or Popeye 🙂 Anything else… no way. I’m working on a kids movies website that will have a ton of those old favorites for the younger audience.