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The Black Ace

Name: The Black Ace
Director: Leo D. Maloney
Released: 1928
Cast: Noble Johnson, William Steele, Jeanette Loff, Billy Butts, Ben Corbett

1928Leo D. MaloneyIMDb: /10

Synopsis

A professional gambler and thief (Don Coleman) tries to change his ways after falling in love with a beautiful blonde (Jeanette Loff).

Director

Leo D. Maloney

Cast

Noble Johnson

Don Coleman

J.P. McGowan

Ben Corbett

Editor's Choice Analysis

The Black Ace (1928) Review - Dust, Cards, and Don Coleman’s Face

If you have a soft spot for the kind of late-1920s westerns that feel like they were filmed in a windstorm, you’ll probably find something to like in The Black Ace. It isn't a mast...

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Filmography

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Intelligence Comparison

Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

1928

The Black Ace

Leo D. Maloney

ScoreCult MeterScore

50%Popularity50%

#797Archive Rank#491

1920

The Night Riders

Alexander Butler

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Knowledge Base

The Black Ace FAQ

The movie The Black Ace was directed by Leo D. Maloney.

The Black Ace was released in the year 1928.

The Black Ace is a movie from United States.

The Black Ace is categorised as Drama, Western in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.

The Black Ace features Noble Johnson, Don Coleman, J.P. McGowan, Ben Corbett.

The screenplay for The Black Ace was written by Ford Beebe.

If you enjoy The Black Ace, you might also like The Night Riders (1920), A Sister to Salome (1920), The Key to Power (1920), The Hundredth Chance (1920).

Yes, The Black Ace (1928) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Drama and Western qualities.