The Apache Kid's Escape
A former outlaw eludes the authorities by masquerading as a cowboy.
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A hilariously inept poverty row western starring Jack Perrin. The plot and dialog are worse than comic-book juvenile. The acting wouldn't pass muster for the cast of a middle school play. The fistfights are more like friendly wrestling matches. This one is a real laugher, but to be fair some of the continunity gaffs might be the result of the botched TV edit. Written and directed by Robert J Horner. Released in 1930. Complete print (1949 TV edit)
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- Director
- Robert J. Horner
- Starring
- Jack Perrin, Fred Church, Josephine Hill, Virginia Ashcroft, Bud Osborne, Fred Burns, Henry Roquemore, Charles Le Moyne
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