Mountain Justice
Brief Synopsis
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In the Kentucky mountains, Ken McTavish comes to Kettle Creek looking for the killer of his father. When he learns that it was Abner Harland, he fakes the killing of his friend Rusty, puts Abner in a coffin, and takes off. Lem Harland, seeing Rusty alive, realizes what happened and the chase is on.
Cast & Crew
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Harry J. Brown
Director
Ken Maynard
Ken McTavish
Kathryn Crawford
Coral Harland
Otis Harlan
Jud McTavish
Paul Hurst
Lem Harland
Richard Carlyle
Judge Keets
Film Details
Also Known As
Kettle creek
Release Date
May
4,
1930
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Ken Maynard Productions
Distribution Company
Universal Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 14m
Sound
Mono (Western Electric Sound System), Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
6,797ft
(6 reels)
Synopsis
Sandy McTavish is shot from ambush on his Oklahoma ranch and dies in the arms of his son, Ken, after showing him a letter of warning and muttering the words "Kettle Creek--Kentucky." Ken goes there in search of the murderer, posing as deaf in the hope that handwriting will disclose the author of the letter. He becomes involved in a feud between the McTavishes and the Harlands and incidentally meets Coral Harland. His pose is detected; but a note from Coral discloses that she wrote the letter to his father. After fighting against terrific odds, Ken brings the murderer to justice and wins Coral for his bride.
Director
Harry J. Brown
Director
Cast
Ken Maynard
Ken McTavish
Kathryn Crawford
Coral Harland
Otis Harlan
Jud McTavish
Paul Hurst
Lem Harland
Richard Carlyle
Judge Keets
Les Bates
Abner Harland
Pee Wee Holmes
"Rusty"
Blue Washington
Sam
Fred Burns
Sandy McTavish
Crew
Film Details
Also Known As
Kettle creek
Release Date
May
4,
1930
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Ken Maynard Productions
Distribution Company
Universal Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 14m
Sound
Mono (Western Electric Sound System), Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
6,797ft
(6 reels)
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Notes
Initially reviewed as Kettle Creek.
