Tom Keene Double Feature: Louisiana Gal (1937) / Battle of Greed (1936 (MOD) (DVD MOVIE)

Tom Keene Double Feature: Louisiana Gal (1937) / Battle of Greed (1936 (MOD) (DVD MOVIE)

by Alpha Video
$18.92
Handsome Tom Keene started out in the Twenties gaining attention with a role in Cecil B. DeMille's The Godless Girl (1929) and went on to become a Poverty Row western star in the 1930s. Although he appeared in some fine films such as Our Daily Bread (1934), he moved steadily down the Hollywood food chain, his career culminating with his role as Colonel Tom Edwards in Ed Wood's cult classic Plan 9 From Outer Space.

Louisiana Gal (1937, B&W): The Louisiana territory is a powder keg about to explode when the Spanish Governor slaps a heavy tax on American goods moving through the port of New Orleans. The yankees are ready to react with guns and violence but calmer heads prevail. John Colfax is sent to President Jefferson on a mission to broker a peaceful settlement. En route, Colfax is kidnapped by ambitious trader Jake Gilmore who is raising an army in an attempt to seize control of Louisiana. Colfax must find a way to free himself to prevent the rampant bloodshed of an all-out war.

Starring Tom Keene, Rita Hayworth, Will Morgan, Robert Fiske; Directed by I. V. Willat.

Battle of Greed (1936, B&W): Young lawyer John Storm leads a party of Indiana pioneers to to seek their fortune in the hills of Virginia City where silver has been discovered. Braving terrible hardship and suffering, the men finally hit on a rich silver strike. But a large mining company, in cahoots with the corrupt local authorities, conspires to steal the claim and John must wage the court battle of his life, in a desperate attempt to stop them.

Starring Tom Keene, Gwynne Shipman, James Bush, Jimmy Butler; Directed by Howard Higgin.

DVD Details

>Rated: NR
>Runtime: 1 hours, 58 minutes
>Video: 0
>Encoding: Region 1(US & Canada)
>Originally Released: 1/1/2025
>Label: Alpha Video

Starring: Tom Keene;Rita Hayworth

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