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RKO Double Feature: Men of America / Roar of the Dragon
- (Full Frame, Manufactured on Demand, Mono Sound, Dolby)
- Format: DVD
- Rated: NR
- Release Date: 15/01/2013

RKO Double Feature: Men of America / Roar of the Dragon
(Full Frame, Manufactured on Demand, Mono Sound, Dolby)
- Starring: William Boyd, Richard Dix, Gwili Andre, Charles "Chic" Sale, Edward Everett Horton, Dorothy Wilson, Ralph Ince, Arline Judge, ZaSu Pitts, Henry Armetta
- Directors: Wesley Ruggles, Ralph Ince
- Genre: Action / Adventure
- Closed Caption: No
- Original Language: ENG
- Run Time: 126 minutes
- Year of Release: 1932
- UPC: 883316717356
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Product Notes
Some of the Old West lives on in a tiny 1932 California town until machine gun-toting gangsters take refuge there. Future Hopalong Cassidy hero Bill Boyd stars in Men of America as a rancher who defends tiny Paradise Valley against those machine-gunning killers. Vaudeville's Charles Chic Sale, playing the kind of vinegary old-timer that wash is specialty, portrays the aging ex-Pony Express rider named Smokey Joe. From the era when Hollywood often found adventure and romance in the Painted Veil, the Good Earth and other tales set in the exotic Far East comes Roar of the Dragon. Richard Dix stars as a booze-swigging riverboat captain who takes on the burden of commanding Westerners holed up in a Manchurian hotel that's surrounded by a horde of murderous Tartar bandits. The able cast includes Edward Everett Horton, playing against type in heroic sequences far removed from his familiar light comedies.
Credits
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CreditsWilliam Boyd
Richard Dix
Gwili Andre
Charles "Chic" Sale
Edward Everett Horton
Dorothy Wilson
Ralph Ince
Arline Judge
ZaSu Pitts
Henry Armetta
Dudley Digges
Alphonz Ethier
C. Henry Gordon
Theresa Maxwell Conover
Eugene Strong
William Orlamond
Fatty Layman
Arthur Stone
Will Stanton
Fred Lindstrom
James Wang
Frank Mills
Inez Palange
Ling
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DirectorsWesley Ruggles
Ralph Ince