A Mountie (John Preston) catches fur thieves with the help of his horse, Dynamite, and dog, Captain.
Sgt. Bruce Morton
Captain, Morton's Dog (as Captain the King of Dogs)
Yvonne Travis
Dynamite, Morton's Horse (as Dynamite the Wonder Horse)
White Feather (a Trapper) (as White Feather)
A Mountie (John Preston) catches fur thieves with the help of his horse, Dynamite, and dog, Captain.
1935-09-01
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NORTHWEST ACTION THRILLER!
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