The Spirit of the West

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The Spirit of the West

1932

1h 2m

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Western

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To bring in the bad guys, a rodeo champ poses as an inept cowhand.

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9 members

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Hoot Gibson

Johnny Ringo - Posing as Ben Bailey

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Doris Hill

Dorothy Moore

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Hooper Atchley

Matt Ryder

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Al Bridge

Tom Fallon

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Lafe McKee

Bowie Moore - Rancher

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George Mendoza

Ricardo

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Charles Brinley

Ramon (as Charles Brindley)

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Walter Perry

Uncle Toby

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Tiny Sandford

Ranch Cook

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