Range Feud (1931)

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Plot Summary
Ranchers Walton and Turner are losing cattle to rustlers and they each blame the other.
After Walton and Clint Turner argue, Walton is found shot and Sheriff Gordon has to arrest his friend Clint.
With Clint scheduled to be hung, Gordon desperately looks for evidence to clear him.
Summary written by Maurice VanAuken

Full Cast
Buck Jones .... Sheriff Buck Gordon
John Wayne .... Clint Turner
Susan Fleming .... Judy Walton
Edward LeSaint .... John Walton (as Ed Le Saint)
Will Walling .... Dad Turner (as William Walling)
Wallace MacDonald .... Hank
Harry Woods .... Vandall
Frank Austin .... Jed Biggers
Silver .... Silver, Buck's Horse
Hank Bell .... Townsman at Meeting (uncredited)
Bob Burns .... Deputy (uncredited)
Jim Corey .... Henchman (uncredited)
Jack Curtis .... Bartender Charlie (uncredited)
Rube Dalroy .... Townsman (uncredited)
Frank Ellis .... Walton Cowhand (uncredited)
William McCall .... Townsman (uncredited)
Merrill McCormick .... Cowhand (uncredited)
Lew Meehan .... Henchman (uncredited)
Bob Reeves .... Cowhand (uncredited)
Archie Ricks .... Turner Cowhand (uncredited)
Glenn Strange .... Cowhand Slim (uncredited)
Al Taylor .... Walton Cowhand (uncredited)
Blackjack Ward .... Deputy Jack (uncredited)

Writing Credits
Milton Krims story and scenario
George H. Plympton continuity

Cinematography
Benjamin H. Kline

Goofs
* Continuity: As Buck enters the swinging doors of Charlie's Saloon from the outside,
a wall is visible right behind the doors.
But when we cut to the inside after Buck walks in,
there is a clear path from the doors all the way to the bar.

Filming Location
Walker Ranch - 19152 Placerita Canyon Road, Newhall, California, USA

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Range Feud

Range Feud is a 1931 American Western film that stars Buck Jones and John Wayne.
It was remade in 1934 as The Red Rider.

Following Duke's fall out with Harry Cohn, the Columbia boss,
he continues, his relegation, in this oater, starring Buck Jones,
who seemed to completely over-act!!
Although an enjoyable, little cowboy, and interesting to watch,
it's not pleasant, watching Duke, playing second fiddle.

User Review

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Buck Jones and John Wayne, two generations of cowboys
13 December 2011 | by tmwest (S. Paulo, Brazil)

This film is worth seeing, first because of Buck Jones, who is quite good, in my opinion he is the best of the cowboys of the 30's. Also because of John Wayne, for a change playing the young guy, eventually in most of Wayne's film his character would be more like Buck's, but it is fun seeing him in the part that would be equivalent to James Caan in Eldorado or Ricky Nelson in Rio Bravo. The sizes of the hats worn in the film are quite larger than what we are used to see. Also the dresses worn by Susan Fleming look more like dresses worn in the thirties than at the time the story of the film takes place. The fistfight scenes also look speed up and without noise. But one thing you can say about the film: you don't get bored seeing it. But the title of the film you see at the beginning: "Range Feud" ???? Where did they get this name???

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