West of the Pecos Movie (1934) - Richard Dix, Martha Sleeper, Samuel S. Hinds

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West of the Pecos

Top 10 Billed Cast

Richard Dix

Pecos Smith

Martha Sleeper

Ril Lambeth

Samuel S. Hinds

Colonel Lambeth

Fred Kohler

Sawtelle

Willie Best

Jonah (as Sleep 'n' Eat)

Louise Beavers

Mauree

Maria Alba

Dolores

Pedro Regas

Manuel

G. Pat Collins

Sam Sawtelle

Russell Simpson

Roy Neal

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