Bob Steele Classic Westerns Four Feature

The son of director Robert Bradbury, Bob Steele began his career as a child star in his father's films. As a young man, Bob went on to star in a long series of popular western epics. In his later years, he played in support of such heavyweights as Humphrey Bogart and Clint Eastwood in major studio pictures. BORDER PHANTOM: Bob Steele keeps the border clean halting an Oriental bad guy from bringing in Chinese brides from Mexico. RT: 60 min, B&W, 1.33:1, NR, 1937 A DEMON FOR TROUBLE: A Demon For Trouble pits Steele against the bad guys, again! First the bad guys buy all the nearby land and then they kill the sellers to steal their money back. RT: 58 min, B&W, 1.33:1, NR, 1934 TRUSTED OUTLAW: In Trusted Outlaw as the headstrong young son of a notorious outlaw, Steele is not only forced to live down his dad's reputation, but also his own. RT: 57 min, B&W, 1.33:1, NR, 1937 BRAND OF HATE: In Brand of Hate trouble starts when Bill Larkins and his two sons move in with his brother Joe. They start rustling cattle and kill Rod's father with Joe's gun. The sheriff and Rod search for proof that they did it! RT: 61 min, B&W, 1.33:1, NR, 1934