Using as his only clue, the button of of a coat, George Hardcastle (Bob Steele), begins the search for the murderer of his father Pepper Hardcastle (J. P.
So, is The Cowboy and the Outlaw something you should bother with today? Look, if you’re one of those folks who digs deep into the silent and early talkie Westerns, particularly for a glimpse of Bob Steele when he was just starting out, then yeah, maybe give it a whirl. But for anyone else expecting, well, anything bey...
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"So, is The Cowboy and the Outlaw something you should bother with today? Look, if you’re one of those folks who digs deep into the silent and early talkie Westerns, particularly for a glimpse of Bob Steele when he was just starting out, then yeah, maybe give it a whirl. But for anyone else expecting, well, anything beyond the absolute basics, you’re probably gonna find it a bit of a snooze. It’s certainly not for the modern viewer. The whole setup is pretty straightforward: George Hardcastle, pl..."
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