A Six Shootin' Romance

Top 8 Billed Cast

Jack Hoxie
Jack Hoxie

'Lightning' Jack

Olive Hasbrouck
Olive Hasbrouck

Donaldeen Travis

William Steele
William Steele

Currier King

Carmen Phillips
Carmen Phillips

Mrs. King

Robert McKenzie
Robert McKenzie

Ricketts

Mattie Peters
Mattie Peters

Mammy

Virginia Bradford
Virginia Bradford

Muriel Travis

Gary Cooper
Gary Cooper

(uncredited)

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