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RAWHIDE MAIL (1934, Reliable) Jack Perrin, Dick Kramer, Nels McDowell, Lillian Gilmore. Though full of cliché B western plot devices, this Perrin quickie is really kind of fun. Jack and his outlaw pals become heroes when they save a lady from a stage holdup. Later, they aid her when she is swindled out of her property. Kramer is one of the slimiest of B western villiams. 16mm.
NORTH OF ARIZONA (1935, Reliable) Jack Perrin, Blanche MeHaffey, Al Bridge, Lane Chandler. A cowboy aids local Indians who are being swindled out of their gold. He then gets hired on as a ranch foreman only to discover that he's working for thieves. Later, he's blamed for an express office heist.
HAIR TRIGGER CASEY (1936, Atlantic) Jack Perrin, Betty Mack, Wally Wales, Ed Cassidy, Victor Wong. Jack’s a big city cop that resigns from the force and comes home to his ranch, only to find himself up against a Chinese smuggling racket. A nice blend of yellow peril and western themes. 16mm.
WILDCAT SAUNDERS (1936, Atlantic) Jack Perrin, Ed Toones, Tom London, Earl Dwire. Jack’s a boxer whose manager takes him to a ranch so he can train properly. He dukes out the foreman in a brawl! Later, he finds that this surly SOB robbed $100,000 in jewels from the express office. Jack finds them hidden in his boot! Perrin could be pretty stiff as an actor, but this is probably his best role. 16mm.
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