John Wayne plays a sheriff who believes he killed his good friend in a shootout, and resigns his position. Sometime later, he begins to help out the man’s daughter revive their failing family ranch. They fall in love, but trouble starts when she hears a rumor that the Duke killed her father. Director Robert N. Bradbury put together this 51 minute B-movie which is destined to be a second show in Saturday afternoon double features.
The cast includes John Wayne, George “Gabby” Hayes, Lucile Brown, LeRoy Mason, Fern Emmett, Jay Wilsey, Jack Duffy, and John Ince as blacksmith Bob. The black-and-white motion picture “Texas Terror” is a product of Lone Star Productions and Monogram Pictures Corporation. It was filmed in Newhall and the San Bernardino National Forrest, California.
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Texas Terror (1935)
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John Wayne plays a sheriff who believes he killed his good friend in a shootout, and resigns his position. Sometime later, he begins to help out the man’s daughter revive their failing family ranch. They fall in love, but trouble starts when she hears a rumor that the Duke killed her father. Director Robert N. Bradbury put together this 51 minute B-movie which is destined to be a second show in Saturday afternoon double features.
The cast includes John Wayne, George “Gabby” Hayes, Lucile Brown, LeRoy Mason, Fern Emmett, Jay Wilsey, Jack Duffy, and John Ince as blacksmith Bob. The black-and-white motion picture “Texas Terror” is a product of Lone Star Productions and Monogram Pictures Corporation. It was filmed in Newhall and the San Bernardino National Forrest, California.
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