
The Golden Stallion
Western
Overview
The search for a lost gold mine hinges on a secret branded onto the neck of a great horse, White Fury.
Top Cast


Maurice 'Lefty' Flynn
Maurice 'Lefty' Flynn
Wynne Kendall
Maurice 'Lefty' Flynn
Wynne Kendall


Joe Bonomo
Joe Bonomo
Ewart Garth
Joe Bonomo
Ewart Garth


Molly Malone
Molly Malone
Joan Forsythe
Molly Malone
Joan Forsythe


Tom London
Tom London
Jules La Roux
Tom London
Jules La Roux


Burr McIntosh
Burr McIntosh
Elmer Kendall
Burr McIntosh
Elmer Kendall


Josef Swickard
Josef Swickard
John Forsythe
Josef Swickard
John Forsythe
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