The Telegraph Trail (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Tenny Wright |
| Producer(s) | Leon Schlesinger, Sid Rogell |
| Top Genres | Western |
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John Wayne(as John Trent)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
John Wayne
(as John Trent)
Frank McHugh(as Corporal Tippy)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Frank McHugh
(as Corporal Tippy)
Marceline Day(as Alice Keller)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Marceline Day
(as Alice Keller)
Otis Harlan(as Uncle Zeke Keller)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Otis Harlan
(as Uncle Zeke Keller)
Yakima Canutt(as High Wolf)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Yakima Canutt
(as High Wolf)
Clarence Geldart(as Army Captain)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Clarence Geldart
(as Army Captain)
Bud Osborne(as Army Telegrapher)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Bud Osborne
(as Army Telegrapher)
Slim Whitaker(as Second Henchman)
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
The Telegraph Trail
Released
1933
Slim Whitaker
(as Second Henchman)
The Telegraph Trail Overview:
The Telegraph Trail (1933) was a Western - Black-and-white Film directed by Tenny Wright and produced by Leon Schlesinger and Sid Rogell.
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The Telegraph Trail Quotes:
Gus Lynch:
You are wise, High Wolf. Them singin' wires would call the soldiers and that would mean the finish for your braves.
High Wolf: Good. Gus Lynch good friend to Red Man.
Gus Lynch: I tell you only what is good for High Wolf and his people.
High Wolf: Ugh!
High Wolf: Good. Gus Lynch good friend to Red Man.
Gus Lynch: I tell you only what is good for High Wolf and his people.
High Wolf: Ugh!
Corporal Tippy:
[Referring to Alice] I told ya she's in cahoots with Lynch.
John Trent: I don't know what their game is, but I'm not letting any woman pull the wool over my eyes!
Corporal Tippy: What wool?
See More Quotes from The Telegraph TrailJohn Trent: I don't know what their game is, but I'm not letting any woman pull the wool over my eyes!
Corporal Tippy: What wool?
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This is the film that James Cagney is shown as an example of talking pictures (and the reason for his impending unemployment) in Footlight Parade.