Near the Rainbow's End (1930)
Bob Steele's talkie debut was the usual story of cattlemen versus sheepmen. Steele, the son of a cattle rancher, naturally belongs to the former group and is soon falsely accused of murdering an old sheepherder. The dead man, alas, is the father of Steele's girlfriend (Louise Lorraine) and the young cowboy is desperate to prove his innocence. While Bob Steele's career continued to rise in talkies, Louise Lorraine, the widow of silent Western star Art Acord, retired following this film. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
- Director(s):
- J.P. McGowan
Synopsis of Near the Rainbow's End
Bob Steele's talkie debut was the usual story of cattlemen versus sheepmen. Steele, the son of a cattle rancher, naturally belongs to the former group and is soon falsely accused of murdering an old sheepherder. The dead man, alas, is the father of Steele's girlfriend (Louise Lorraine) and the young cowboy is desperate to prove his innocence. While Bob Steele's career continued to rise in talkies, Louise Lorraine, the widow of silent Western star Art Acord, retired following this film. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
Complete Cast of Near the Rainbow's End
- Hank Bell
- Al Hewston - Tug Wilson
- Merrill McCormack
- Bob Steele - Jim Bledsoe
- Al Ferguson - Buck Rankin
- Louise Lorraine - Ruth Wilson
- Lafe [Lafayette] McKee - Tom Bledsoe
- Director(s):
- J.P. McGowan
- Writer(s):
- Sally Winters, Charles A. Post
- Producer(s):
- Trem Carr
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