Beyond the Law
Brief Synopsis
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Ranchers on the California/Nevada border are harrassed beyond endurance by the combined efforts of Jack Slade (Ed Lynch), a rustler leader, and Brand (Charles King), who runs a "Protective Association." Rancher Ringold (William Walling) goes to the capitol for help, which soon arrives in the form of Dan Wright (Robert Frazer) and his pal Jack-Knife (Lane Chandler), posing as drifters.
Cast & Crew
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J. P. Mcgowan
Director
Robert Frazer
Dan Wright
Louise Lorraine
Barbara Reingold
Jimmy Kane
Ted
Lane Chandler
Jack-Knife
Charles L. King
Brand
Film Details
Release Date
Jan
1930
Premiere Information
release: 15 Aug or 1 Oct 1930
Production Company
Raytone Talking Pictures
Distribution Company
Syndicate Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Film Length
4,930-5,700ft
(6 reels)
Synopsis
Ranchers on the California-Nevada border are harrassed beyond endurance by the combined efforts of Slade, leader of a gang of rustlers, and Brand, who runs a "Protective Association"; and Reingold, the leader of the holdouts, finally goes to the capital for help. Happy-go-lucky drifters Dan Wright and Jack-Knife arrive on the scene in time to prevent Brand's capture of Reingold, and they generally frustrate the rustlers until the Cavalry arrives to round up the gang.
Director
J. P. Mcgowan
Director
Cast
Robert Frazer
Dan Wright
Louise Lorraine
Barbara Reingold
Jimmy Kane
Ted
Lane Chandler
Jack-Knife
Charles L. King
Brand
Edward Lynch
Slade
William Walling
Reingold
George Hackathorne
Monty
Franklyn Farnum
Lieutenant
Robert Graves
Stone
Film Details
Release Date
Jan
1930
Premiere Information
release: 15 Aug or 1 Oct 1930
Production Company
Raytone Talking Pictures
Distribution Company
Syndicate Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Film Length
4,930-5,700ft
(6 reels)
Quotes
Trivia
This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.
Notes
Songs: "Soup," "We're Cavalry Men," "Marching Song."
