Western Frontier (1935)
Ken and his sister are separated while young when the Indians attack their wagon train. Ken, now grown, is sent after the outlaw known as the Golden hair Girl only to find that she's his long lost sister.
Director:
Albert Herman
Writer:
Nate Gatzert
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Ken Maynard as Ken Masters |
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Lucile Browne as Mary Harper |
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Nora Lane as Goldie / Gale Masters |
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Robert "Buzz" Henry as Pee Wee Harper |
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Frank Yaconelli as Hawhaw |
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Otis Harlan as Doc Cook |
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Frank Hagney as Link |
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Gordon Griffith as Henchman Steve |
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James A. Marcus as Marshal Bat Manning |
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Barney Beasley as Barfly |
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Leon Beaumon as Morgan |
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Budd Buster as Ranch Hand |
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Bob Card as Ranch Hand |
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Horace B. Carpenter as Townsman |
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Sally Conlin as Ken's Sister - as a Child |
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Jim Corey as Henchman |
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Dick Curtis as Pioneer Settler |
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Frank Ellis as Henchman |
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Jack Evans as Barfly |
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Oscar Gahan as Barfly |
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William Gould as Jed |
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Herman Hack as Ranch Hand |
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Rodney Hildebrandt as Dan Masters |
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Tiny Jones as Townswoman at Sing-a-Long |
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William McCall as Storekeeper |
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Bud McClure as Townsman |
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Nelson McDowell as Zeke |
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Art Mix as Henchman |
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Fred Parker as Barfly |
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Rose Plumer as Townswoman at Sing-a-Long |
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Victor Potel as Slim |
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Bob Reeves as Pioneer Settler |
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Slim Whitaker as Henchman |
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Tarzan as Tarzan |
| Writing | Ken Maynard | Story |
| Directing | Albert Herman | Director |
| Editing | Dwight Caldwell | Editor |
| Production | Larry Darmour | Producer |
| Writing | Nate Gatzert | Screenplay |
| Directing | Jesse Duffy | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Herbert Kirkpatrick | Director of Photography |
| Camera | James S. Brown Jr. | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Lee Zahler | Original Music Composer |
