![]() | The Rough Riders 8 Films released 1941 - 1942 |
![]() Above, Tim McCoy looks on as Buck has Ray Hatton by the throat in this laugh scene from DOWN TEXAS WAY (1942). On the far left is the very tall Glenn Strange. ![]() Above, two of the western film's greatest bad guys, Roy Barcroft (left with white hat) and Harry Woods (wearing a suit), listen in as Buck Jones chats with Tim McCoy in WEST OF THE LAW (Monogram, 1942). Below, Raymond Hatton (seated) looks on, McCoy (wearing frock coat) negotiates, and Jones is all tied up. Lynton Brent is on the left of McCoy and Charlie King (without a moustache) is standing on the far right. ![]() |
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The 8 Rough Riders films are: ARIZONA BOUND (1941) THE GUNMAN FROM BODIE (1941) FORBIDDEN TRAILS (1941) BELOW THE BORDER (1942) GHOST TOWN LAW (1942) DOWN TEXAS WAY (1942) RIDERS OF THE WEST (1942) WEST OF THE LAW (1942) |
Don't forget to take a look at the other sections on the Old Corral which are devoted to Buck Jones and Tim McCoy. And under 'Saddle Pals & Sidekicks', there's a bit more info on Raymond Hatton.
Make sure to read the 'Cocoanut Grove Fire Controversy' article by Boyd Magers. You can find it off the Old Corral homepage.
Although some of the data is incomplete or inaccurate, the Internet Movie Database (IMDB) has information on Jones, McCoy, Hatton and Dunlap. Click on: