The Bearded Bandit
Oct 08 1910
•Western
A stirring Western drama presenting as its principal character a man who is at once ranchman and bandit
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Gilbert M. Anderson
Curt, the Sheriff
Gladys Field
Nan Conners
Harry Todd
Mr. Conners / The Bearded Bandit
Victor Potel
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