Range Warfare
Cast & Crew
S. Roy Luby
Reb Russell
Lucille Lund
Wally Wales
Roger Williams
Charles Whittaker
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Reb sees Brady being cruel to Little Feather, an Indian who occasionally works for Callahan. Callahan later tells Reb that Little Feather is rarely let off the Indian Reservation and that De Kalb, the corrupt official in charge of the Reservation, is cheating the Indians by charging them exorbitant prices for food. Reb goes to the reservation to investigate and, posing as a rustler, gets De Kalb to reveal that he is buying cattle stolen by Sheriff Turner and his gang. Reb arrests DeKalb and takes him back to Callahan's ranch in order to sign a statement implicating the members of the rustling operation and clearing Tommy of any involvement. Then, Monroe sends Reb a message supposedly from Slade challenging Reb to a duel at a local saloon. Reb soon realizes that Slade did not send the message, but the surly Slade nevertheless initiates a gun battle and Reb kills him. In the meantime, Sue is kidnapped by Turner and Monroe, and Reb, Callahan and Little Feather go to the rescue. Reb succeeds in capturing Turner and Monroe and they are turned over to federal authorities. Tommy, his name now cleared, is given a job on a neighboring ranch, and a grateful Callahan and Sue bid farewell as Reb rides off to new adventures.
Director
S. Roy Luby
Cast
Reb Russell
Lucille Lund
Wally Wales
Roger Williams
Charles Whittaker
Lafe Mckee
Edward Boland
Dick Botiller
Ed Porter
Gene Alsace
Chief Black Hawk
Rebel
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
The plot synopsis is based on a dialogue continuity deposited in the NYSA on April 25, 1935. Some credits were obtained from a fragment of a re-release version of the film titled Vengeance. Although an exact release date has not been found, the film was reviewed by The Exhibitor on June 1, 1935. According to modern sources, the cast included Bart Carre.
