Arizona Days

1928 Western 44 minutes Directed by J.P. McGowan

About Arizona Days

Ed Hicks, played by director J. P. McGowan, runs a rustling gang in fictional Jackson County, Arizona, with cattleman John Martin seeming to allow it. Chuck Drexel, a member of the gang, played by Bob Custer, joins Martin's daughter Dolly and an outsider in trying to stop the thefts. Loyalties stay unclear until the end.

Cast & crew

More about Arizona Days

J. P. McGowan directed and plays the lead villain. Paul H. Allen photographed it. Peggy Montgomery plays Dolly Martin and John Lowell plays John Martin. Mack V. Wright plays Black Bailey.

Themes

  • a rustling gang
  • a member who turns
  • a cattleman's daughter
  • unclear loyalties
  • Jackson County
  • Ed Hicks
  • Chuck Drexel
  • Dolly Martin
  • rustlers

Look

Paul H. Allen shot the rustling Western.

Preservation

UCLA holds a complete print.

Notes

  • A complete print is at the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Scenes

  • Chuck, still tied to Hicks's gang, lines up with Dolly against the rustlers.

Also available

  • Internet Archive (ArizonaDays)