Railroad president's son learns the business by starting as a track walker. He alerts a girl he meets that her land contains valuable minerals.
If you're looking for something to put on while you fold laundry, Whispering Smith Speaks is exactly the kind of dusty, B-movie fodder you need. It’s not reinventing the wheel—or the locomotive—but it’s got enough grit to keep you from turning it off. If you’re a fan of old-school railroad dramas, you’ll dig it. If you...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
David Howard
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
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"If you're looking for something to put on while you fold laundry, Whispering Smith Speaks is exactly the kind of dusty, B-movie fodder you need. It’s not reinventing the wheel—or the locomotive—but it’s got enough grit to keep you from turning it off. If you’re a fan of old-school railroad dramas, you’ll dig it. If you need explosions or a fast-paced plot, you’ll probably find yourself checking your watch before the first act wraps up. George O'Brien does that classic stoic lead thing where he ..."
Irene Ware
Rex Taylor, Daniel Jarrett, Frank H. Spearman, Gilbert Wright, Don Swift
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