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Desert Gold
1936
· Movie
· 58 min
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A prospector discovers a rich gold vein in the harsh desert. His find attracts the attention of greedy claim jumpers and outlaws, turning his dream of wealth into a nightmare of survival. He must protect his claim and his life against those who will stop at nothing to take the gold from him.
Details
- Director
- James P. Hogan
- Writers
- Robert Yost, Stuart Anthony
- Based on
- a work by Zane Grey
- Studio
- Paramount Pictures
- Released
- 26 March 1936
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 58 min
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