Headin' East

Headin' East

Headin' East

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Headin' East

"BLASTING MANHATTAN MOBSTERS!"

1937

1h 8m

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Western

Overview

A cattle rancher comes to the aid of farmers by heading to NYC to stop the racketeers hijacking their produce shipments.

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14 members

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Buck Jones

Buck Benson

Buck Jones

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Ruth Coleman

Helen Calhoun

Ruth Coleman

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Shemp Howard

Windy Wylie

Shemp Howard

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Donald Douglas

Eric Ward

Donald Douglas

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Frank Faylen

Joe

Frank Faylen

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Earle Hodgins

Fred W. Calhoun

Earle Hodgins

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John Elliott

M.H. Benson

John Elliott

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Stanley Blystone

Bert Lohman

Stanley Blystone

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Leo Gorcey

Boy Boxer in Gym (uncredited)

Leo Gorcey

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Dick Rich

Clipper

Dick Rich

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Elaine Arden

Penny

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Harry Lash

Spud

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Al Herman

Maxie

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Robert Taylor

Boy in Gym (uncredited)

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