The Rider of Death Valley

1932
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1h 18m

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Fred Kohler, Tom Mix, Lois Wilson, and Tony the Horse in The Rider of Death Valley (1932)

Bill Joyce(Willard Roberston) has struck gold in the desert, and Tom Rigby(Tom Mix)rides into Red Dog to convince his deserting cowhands not to go wildly prospecting for gold.Joyce is celebr... Read allBill Joyce(Willard Roberston) has struck gold in the desert, and Tom Rigby(Tom Mix)rides into Red Dog to convince his deserting cowhands not to go wildly prospecting for gold.Joyce is celebrating in the saloon as Tom discovers his little girl Betty(Edith Fellows), completly forgo... Read allBill Joyce(Willard Roberston) has struck gold in the desert, and Tom Rigby(Tom Mix)rides into Red Dog to convince his deserting cowhands not to go wildly prospecting for gold.Joyce is celebrating in the saloon as Tom discovers his little girl Betty(Edith Fellows), completly forgotten, waiting outside for her father. Tom send Joyce out to his daughter, while "Doc" Larr... Read all

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Tom Mix

Tom Rigby

Lois Wilson

Helen Joyce

Fred Kohler

Lew Grant

Forrest Stanley

Doc Larribee

Edith Fellows

Betty Joyce

Willard Robertson

Bill Joyce

Mae Busch

Tillie

Otis Harlan

Peck

Francis Ford

Gabe

Tony the Horse

Tony - Tom's Horse
(as Tony)

Max Asher

Ted Billings

Rigby Rider
(uncredited)

Fred Burns

Rigby Rider
(uncredited)

Edmund Cobb

Rigby Hand
(uncredited)

Iron Eyes Cody

Indian
(uncredited)

Richard Cramer

Claim Salesman
(uncredited)

Frank Darien

Elmer - Assayer
(uncredited)

Frank Hagney

Gambler
(uncredited)

Director
- Albert S. Rogell
Writers
- Jack Cunningham
- Al Martin
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Referenced in M*A*S*H: Preventative Medicine (1979)

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Composed by Billy Barry

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No special effects

I saw this movie back in the 60`s before this movie went into the vaults not to be seen again.Everything in this movie looked real especially the runaway stage coach full of supplies as I remember.Also, the suffering in the desert by all the main characters including the girl without water looked real.As the movie went on I thought they would all die.Of all the westerns and the serials I have seen-this movie probably had the most suffering.Like the serials especially of the 1930`s,this movie had an unusual texture that you won`t forget.