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Roamin' Wild (1936 Western Movie DVD 58min | Western, Drama | NR Trouble has been reported in Placerville where Tom Barton's brother is the Marshal. Arriving Tom finds a phony Marshal in his brother's place. Learning that Clark is behind the all the trouble and that he is after the Madison stage line, Tom joins up with Mary Madison to fight Clark while he also looks for his missing brother. This DVD of the 1936 Western, Drama movie Roamin' Wild has been digitally re-mastered to maintain the original retro/classic scratched look and feel of the original movie that was so common at the time of its creation. Director: Bernard B. Ray Writer: Robert Emmett Tansey Stars: Tom Tyler, Carol Wyndham, Al Ferguson When lawman Tom Barton arrests a gang of thieves, he is promoted to state inspector and his younger brother Jim is hired as state marshal on appointment in the gold mining town of Placerville. Jim disappears, however, when gang member Lukas takes over as marshal, and the gang poses as G-men to bully prospectors into relinquishing twenty percent of their profits. When Billy Parker, the son of a prospector, is killed by the gang, his father appeals to Tom for help. Meanwhile, Jim Madison has won a mail contract for his stagecoach line in Placerville. Technical Specs Runtime: 58min Sound Mix: Mono Color: Black and White Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1 ** To keep our DVDs affordable for everyone we print ALL LABELS in Black and White. The DVD movies are all in their originally released Black and White or Color Formats. All Disc Are Mailed In 1-3 Business Days. RetroMovieClub.com * To keep our movies affordable for everyone we print ALL LABELS in Black and White. Every disc is quality tested before shipping. The movies are all in their originally released Black and White or Color Formats. Every movie is shipped in a stylish black paper DVD sleeve with a summery of the movie. All discs are shipped in a firm cardboard envelope via USPS with tracking provided. |
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