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Goin' Straight is a american film of genre Western directed by Fred Kelsey released in USA on 24 march 1917 with Harry Carey

Goin' Straight (1917)

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Released in USA 24 march 1917
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Western

Goin' Straight is a 1917 silent film featuring Harry Carey and released by Universal Pictures.

Actors

Harry Carey

(Cheyenne Harry)William Steele

(Sheriff Dan Bekham)Priscilla Dean

(Mary Carter)Vester Pegg

(Pinnacle Bill)
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