The Lone Avenger

The Lone Avenger

The Lone Avenger

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The Lone Avenger

1933

1h 1m

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Western

Overview

A prominent banker commits suicide. His son thinks otherwise and sets out to prove it.

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Acting

Ken Maynard

Cal Weston

Ken Maynard

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Muriel Gordon

Ruth Winters

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James A. Marcus

Jud Winters

James A. Marcus

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Al Bridge

Burl Adams

Al Bridge

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Niles Welch

Martin Carter

Niles Welch

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William Bailey

Henchman Landers

William Bailey

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Ed Brady

Tuck Hawkes

Ed Brady

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Jack Rockwell

Sheriff

Jack Rockwell

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Clarence Geldart

Doctor Crandall

Clarence Geldart

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Charles King

Nip Hawkes

Charles King

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