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By Indian Post is a american film of genre Comedy directed by John Ford released in USA on 23 may 1919 with Duke R. Lee
By Indian Post (1919)
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Add to a movie listBy Indian Post is a 1919 American short Western silent film directed by John Ford. One of the two reels survive.
^ "Progressive Silent Film List: By Indian Post". Silent Era. Retrieved 2008-03-01.
Actors
Duke R. Lee
(Pa Owens - the Owner of the Ranch, Peg's Dad)
Pete Morrison
(Jode MacWilliams - the Foreman of Circle O, in Love with Peg)
Hoot Gibson
(Chub -Jode's Helpful Cowboy Friend)
Edward Burns
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