Western Pluck (1926)
Rowdy Dyer, the weak but tough-acting son of wealthy rancher Dynamite Dyer, greets the stage in which his sister Clare is arriving by disguising himself as a bandit. He fires a shot that causes the horses to bolt. Cowpuncher Arizona Allen stops the horses but is shot at by passenger Dale Collins, the bank manager. Dynamite hires Arizona, and Clare asks him to look after Rowdy. Arizona saves Rowdy from being fleeced by gambler Buck Zaney, thus incurring Zaney's enmity.
Director: Travers Vale
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Art Acord as 'Arizona' Allen |
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Marceline Day as Clare Dyer |
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Ray Ripley as Gale Collins |
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Robert Rose as 'Rowdy' Dyer |
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William Welsh as 'Dynamite' Dyer |
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Helen Cobb as Molly |
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S.E. Jennings as Buck Zaney |
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Charles Newton as Sheriff Wayne |
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Darkie the Horse as Self - Darkie, a Horse |
| Directing | Travers Vale | Director |
| Writing | Wyndham Gittens | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | W.C. Tuttle | Story |
| Camera | Harry Neumann | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Edward Linden | Director of Photography |
