What is the duration of Bandit Ranger?

The duration of Bandit Ranger is 56 mins.

What is the original language of Bandit Ranger?

The original language of Bandit Ranger is English.

Who directed Bandit Ranger?

Bandit Ranger was directed by Bob Clark, Lesley Selander.

Which studio made Bandit Ranger?

Bandit Ranger was produced by RKO Radio Pictures.

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Q: Does Bandit Ranger have end credit scenes?

Bandit Ranger does not have end credit scenes.

Western

Runtime

56 mins

Language

English

Rancher Clay Travers finds Ranger Frank Mattison dead, murdered on the road to Trail City where he had been sent to combat cattle rustling. Businessman Art Kenyon hired gunman Ed Martin to pose as Mattison and aid his rustling scheme, then frames Travers for the killing. Travers escapes, gathers evidence to clear his name and bring the real culprits to justice.

RKO Radio Pictures

Studio

Bob Clark

Director

Lesley Selander

Director

Does Bandit Ranger have end credit scenes?

No!

Bandit Ranger does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Cliff Edwards

Ike

Tim Holt

Clay Travers

Russell Wade

Tex - Clay's Ranchhand

Ernie Adams

Kenyon's Clerk (uncredited)

Lloyd Ingraham

Doc (uncredited)

Ray Johnson

Tom - Bank Teller (uncredited)

Glenn Strange

Frank Curtis

Frank Ellis

Dorn

Charles Murphy

Cattle Rustler (uncredited)

Tex Driscoll

Townsman (uncredited)

Bob Kortman

Santos

Elmo Lincoln

Townsman in Bank (uncredited)

Tom London

Cattle Rustler (uncredited)

Kenneth Harlan

Mark Kenyon

Jess Cavin

Townsman (uncredited)

Jack Rockwell

Joe - Stage Driver

Wayne McCoy

Clay's Cowboy (uncredited)

Bud Geary

Hays

Cliff Parkinson

Clay's Cowboy (uncredited)

Clint Sharp

Rancher (uncredited)

Dennis Moore

Frank Mattison

Clem Fuller

Townsman (uncredited)

Joan Barclay

Sally Mattison

LeRoy Mason

Ed Martin

David Sharpe

Rustler Killed in Shootout (uncredited)

Neal Hart

Townsman in Bank (uncredited)

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