Frontier Days

1934
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1h 1min

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Bill Cody and Ada Ince in Frontier Days (1934)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaHenry Jethrow is after the Wilson ranch. He has George Wilson unknowningly sign a note for the ranch, has him killed, and then presents the note.Henry Jethrow is after the Wilson ranch. He has George Wilson unknowningly sign a note for the ranch, has him killed, and then presents the note.Henry Jethrow is after the Wilson ranch. He has George Wilson unknowningly sign a note for the ranch, has him killed, and then presents the note.

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- Robert F. Hill
Guión
- Norman Springer
- Robert F. Hill
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- Robert F. Hill
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- Norman Springer
- Robert F. Hill
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Bill Cody

Bill Maywood - aka The Pinto Kid

Ada Ince

Beth Wilson

Wheeler Oakman

Henry Jethrow

Bill Cody Jr.

Bart Wilson
(as Billy Jr.)

Franklyn Farnum

George Wilson

Lafe McKee

Hank Wilson

Victor Potel

Deputy Tex Hatch
(as Vic Potel)

William Desmond

Sheriff Barnes
(as Bill Desmond)

Robert McKenzie

Casey
(as Bill McKenzie)

Harry Martell

Deputy Rio
(as Harrison Martel)

Chico

Chico - Pinto Kid's Horse

Barney Beasley

Barfly
(sin acreditar)
…

Herman Hack

Townsman
(sin acreditar)

Robert F. Hill

Chief Burrows
(sin acreditar)

Lew Meehan

Deputy
(sin acreditar)

Fred Parker

Doctor
(sin acreditar)

Dirección
- Robert F. Hill
Guión
- Norman Springer
- Robert F. Hill
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The Pinto Kid

Frontier Days finds cowboy hero Bill Cody arriving in the local valley and getting involved with the troubles of a family named Wilson. For reasons not disclosed the villain who is banker Wheeler Oakman wants their property real bad. Oakman is of the Snidely Whiplash tradition of villainy, he's the obvious bad guy from the beginning.

Oakman goes so far as to trick Lafe McKee into signing a note and then having him killed while McKee was riding shotgun on a payroll run for Wells Fargo. Then he calls the note in and the rest of the Wilson family, Ada Ince, Franklyn Farnum, and the star's son Bill Cody, Jr. are to be dispossessed. Worse than that, they think that Cody is the villainous mastermind. Cody's reputation as the Pinto Kid doesn't help much either.

Star Cody got his son in this film and young Cody, Jr. had a brief run as a child star. His best known film is playing Nelson Eddy as a child in Girl Of The Golden West.

Too many holes in this story make Frontier Days not a good western.

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Even though the story is taking place during stagecoach days, in one sequence the principals enter and leave the Bank of America, Lone Pine Branch, as it looked in 1934, with trademark BofA name and lettering on the doors and windows.

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Chief Burrows: Now, Bill, these last three hold-ups look like the work of an organized gang. Every time that stagecoach has carried heavy treasure they've robbed it.
Bill 'Pinto Kid' Maywood: That does look like inside information.
Chief Burrows: I can't give you any clues - there aren't any - but there's one advantage. They don't know you down in San Marco and I don't mind tellin' you that I'll feel my job's a whole lot safer with you on this case.
Bill 'Pinto Kid' Maywood: Thanks, Chief! Well, I'd better get to work because I don't want a new boss.
Chief Burrows: And I don't you to have a new one. Now use your own judgment - it's up to you. But bring 'em in!