DON DAREDEVIL RIDES AGAIN CLIFFHANGER SERIAL 12 CHAPTERS

Description: RED CIRCLE MEDIA presents another exciting production from Republic Pictures "DON DAREDEVIL RIDES AGAIN" This serial has political boss Douglas Stratton (Roy Barcoft) finding that an old Spanish Land Grant made to Ricardo Moreno and later sold to Patrick Doyle to be a forgery, and he tries to cash in by having his men attempt to stake out mineral claims and homesteads on the ranches now part of the original grant. the plot is resisted by Patricia Doyle (Aline Towne), grand daughter of Patrick Doyle and her neighbor Gary Taylor (Robert Einer). Stratton backs up his demands with the help of the crooked sheriff (I. Stanford Jolley) and Gary and Patricia are faced with losing their property when her cousin, Lee Hadley (Ken Curtis) arrives from back East. Fore-seeing Stratton's move, he already has homesteaded the Doyle Ranch, forcing Stratton to temporarily back down. The other ranchers follow suit, homesteading and mineral-claiming their own property, but Stratton organizes a gang of night riders to drive off the ranchers before they can prove their titles, Lee decides to take on the character of Don Daredevil which had been used by his grandfather during earlier times of trouble. Serial in B&W comes complete with Chapters ships in SLIM DVD case with color insert. Items are shipped in bubble mailer within 1 business day of receipt of payment, we ship Mon. - Fri. As per eBay policy, copyright for this film produced 4/11/1951 has expired and is now in the Public Domain 1/1/1971. Licensed distributor of Red Circle Media, who is the copyright holder of this title. Any copying in whole or in part is prohibited. CHAPTERS (167 Minutes) 1. Return of the Don 2. Double Death 3. Hidden Danger 4. Retreat to Destruction 5. Cold Steel 6. The Flaming Juggernaut 7. Claim Jumper 8. Perilous Combat 9. Hostage of Destiny 10. Marked for Murder 11. The Captive Witness 12. Flames of Vengeance PICTURE/SOUND QUALITY: Understand that these serial movies were produced in the 1930's, 1940's and the 1950's. Do not expect them to look or sound like the movies produced today. Thousands of Hollywood motion pictures are in the public domain, because, they were either released without copyright notices, never registered with the Library of Congress, had improper or late registrations, or were not properly renewed under old requirements for films prior to 1964. The status of films registered between 1929 and 1949 is noted in 3 volumes of Copyright Catalogs of motion picture registrations published by the Library of Congress IF YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM WITH A DVD DISC, IT WILL BE REPLACED!

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