Movie: The Western Rover

Top 6 Billed Cast

Art Acord
Art Acord

Art Seaton / Art Hayes

Ena Gregory
Ena Gregory

Millie Donlin

Charles Avery
Charles Avery

Hinkey Hall

William Welsh
William Welsh

Alexander Seaton

Albert J. Smith
Albert J. Smith

Bud Barstry

Rex the Dog
Rex the Dog

Rex

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