The Ranger's Bride (1910)
The story concerns Bill Dunham, a droll cow-puncher, who finds that home without a wife may have its advantages, "but durned few," and a good woman who can sew on buttons and make flapjacks is worth more than much silver and gold and the liberties of single blessedness.
Director: Gilbert M. Anderson
Genre: Western
Release Date: April 9, 1910
Cast
- Gilbert M. Anderson - A Texas Ranger / The 'Bride'
- Joseph Smith - Bill Dunham
- Fred Church
- Earl Howell
- Fred Ilenstine
Screenplay
Production: The Essanay Film Manufacturing Company
Country: United States of America
Language: No Language
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Gilbert M. Anderson
More Films in Genre: Western
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Ranger's Bride about?
- The story concerns Bill Dunham, a droll cow-puncher, who finds that home without a wife may have its advantages, "but durned few," and a good woman who can sew on buttons and make flapjacks is worth more than much silver and gold and the liberties of single blessedness.
- Who directed The Ranger's Bride?
- The Ranger's Bride was directed by Gilbert M. Anderson.
- Who stars in The Ranger's Bride?
- The Ranger's Bride stars Gilbert M. Anderson, Joseph Smith, Fred Church, Earl Howell, Fred Ilenstine.
- What genre is The Ranger's Bride?
- The Ranger's Bride is a Western film.
- Where was The Ranger's Bride produced?
- The Ranger's Bride was produced in United States of America.