The Painted Stallion (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Alan James, Ray Taylor, William Witney |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Western |
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Hoot Gibson(as Walter Jamison)
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
Hoot Gibson
(as Walter Jamison)
LeRoy Mason(as Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray)
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
LeRoy Mason
(as Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupra...)
Yakima Canutt(as Tom)
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
Yakima Canutt
(as Tom)
Charles King(as Bull Smith)
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
The Painted Stallion
Released
1937
Charles King
(as Bull Smith)
The Painted Stallion Overview:
The Painted Stallion (1937) was a Western - Adventure Film directed by Alan James, Ray Taylor and William Witney .
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The Painted Stallion Quotes:
Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray:
A whistling arrow...
Zamorro: A whistling arrow warned the fur traders before they got into range. After that we could do nothing.
Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray: Bah! It's time we put a stop to these-these interuptions.
Zamorro: All the peons and the Indians think for sure that the stallion is a ghost horse and the rider an Indian spirit.
Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray: No spirit ever shot an arrow like this.
See More Quotes from The Painted StallionZamorro: A whistling arrow warned the fur traders before they got into range. After that we could do nothing.
Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray: Bah! It's time we put a stop to these-these interuptions.
Zamorro: All the peons and the Indians think for sure that the stallion is a ghost horse and the rider an Indian spirit.
Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray: No spirit ever shot an arrow like this.
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Chapter Titles: 1. Trail to Empire; 2. The Rider of the Stallion' 3. The Death Leap; 4. Avalanche; 5. Volley of Death; 6. Thundering Wheels; 7. Trail Treachery; 8. The Whistling Arrow; 9. The Fatal Message; 10. Ambush; 11. Tunnel of Terror; 12. Human Targets.
The rights to Hal G. Evarts' story were sold to Republic Pictures by his widow. Ironically, the serial isn't faithful whatsoever to Evarts' original story: the writers substituted an entirely different story.