Arizona Days (1928 film)

Arizona Days
Arizona Days
	McGowan and Custer in the film
Directed by	J. P. McGowan
Written by	Brysis Coleman (story); Mack V. Wright (writer)
Produced by	J. Charles Davis II
Cinematography	Paul H. Allen
Production; company	El Dorado Productions
Release date	August 1, 1928;
Running time	44 minutes
Country	United States
Languages	Silent ; English intertitles

Last updated April 23, 2025

Arizona Days is a 1928 American silent Western film directed by J. P. McGowan, who also portrayed the main villain of the film.

Plot Summary

Ed Hicks (J.P. McGowan) heads a cattle rustling gang that has run rampant in the fictional Jackson County, Arizona, seemingly with the approval of local cattle owner John Martin. Chuck Drexel (Bob Custer), a member of the gang, along with Martin's daughter Dolly (Peggy Montgomery) and an unlikely transplant from out-of-town combine forces to put an end to the rustlers' treachery, but with much confusion about where everyone's loyalties ultimately lie.

Cast

Bob Custer as Chuck Drexel
Peggy Montgomery as Dolly Martin
John Lowell as John Martin
J. P. McGowan as Ed Hicks
Mack V. Wright as Black Bailey
Jack Ponder as Reginald Van Wiley

External links

Arizona Days at IMDb
Arizona Days is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive
Arizona Days at Odysee

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Arizona Days (1928 film)

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Plot Summary

Cast

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