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The Smiling Terror (1929)
45 min | Western

The Smiling Terror (1929)

45 min | Western

Ted Wayne, a smiling, dangerous cowboy, rescues Mabel and her father from a runaway team and later advises the old man against buying a mine from Hank Sims, an unsavory character.

Director

Joseph Levigard (as Josef Levigard)

Writers

William Berke (story) (as William Lester) | Carl Krusada (titles) (as Val Cleveland) | George H. Plympton (as George Plympton)

Cinematographer

William S. Adams (as William Adams)

Editor

Gene Havlick

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Updated Jun 30, 1929

Release date

Jun 30, 1929 (United States)

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14 cast members

Name	Known for
Ted Wells Ted Wayne Ted Wayne See fewer	Beauty and Bullets (1928)
Derelys Perdue Mabel Mabel See fewer	Quick Triggers (1928)
Al Ferguson Hank Sims Hank Sims See fewer	The Three Musketeers (1933)
Bud Osborne Ned Ned See fewer	Without Orders (1926)
Buck Bucko Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	Code of the West (1929)
Roy Bucko Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	Young Blood (1932)
Frank Clark Mabel's Father (uncredited) Mabel's Father (uncredited) See fewer	The Light of Western Stars (1918)
Ben Corbett Cowhand (uncredited) Cowhand (uncredited) See fewer	Code of the Cactus (1939)
Gilbert Holmes Short Cowboy (uncredited) Short Cowboy (uncredited) See fewer	Quick Triggers (1928)
Jack Kenny Henchman (uncredited) Henchman (uncredited) See fewer	The Northern Code (1925)
Richard L'Estrange Tall Cowboy (uncredited) Tall Cowboy (uncredited) See fewer	The Squaw Man (1914)
Wilbur Mack Gambler (uncredited) Gambler (uncredited) See fewer	Redheads on Parade (1935)
Scotty Mattraw Fat Cowboy (uncredited) Fat Cowboy (uncredited) See fewer	In Old Chicago (1938)
Tom Smith Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer	Rio Rita (1929)