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The Bushranger is a american film of genre Western directed by Chester Withey with Tim McCoy

The Bushranger (1928)

The Bushranger
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OriginUSA
Genres Western

The Bushranger est un film muet américain réalisé par Chester Withey et sorti en 1928.

Actors

Tim McCoy

(Edward)Russell Simpson

(Sir Eric)Arthur Lubin

(Arthur)Ena Gregory

(Lucy)
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