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William NighLaw Commands, The (1937)

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: William Nigh
Producer: E.B. Derr
Production Company: Crescent Pictures Corporation
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: bobsluckycat - - November 27, 2004
Subject: How The West Was Won?
While technically a well crafted film with a good sharp print, this is as dull and talkie a "western" as ever been made. Tom Keene is his earnest self. David Sharpe gets to emote, rather than do stunts. Only Budd Buster brings some life to this in a serio-comedic way. Robert Fiske and John Merton play their usual oily villian roles quite well. Matthew Betz as the chief henchman has had better roles previous to this. He is wasted here as well. Lots of other familar faces in the cast. Only for Tom Keene fans with a lot of patience.