Frances Grant

Red River Valley -- Gene and Frog set out to find out who has been causing the accidents at a dam construction site.

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This Frankie Darro-Kane Richmond vehicle benefits from the brisk direction of onetime serial star Charles Hutchison. Richmond plays Bomber Brown, a pugilist forced to go on the lam after he punches out crooked gambler Smoothy (Jack LaRue). Travelling incognito bomber befriends aspiring boxer Baby Face (Darro) and trains the boy for the Championship. Smoothy tries to sabotage Baby Face's career, but Bomber cleans the villain's clock once and for all. Produced independently by the parsimonious Maurice Conn, Born to Fight is at its best in the boxing scenes, photographed with all the slick efficiency of an "A" production.

(1936, Supreme) Bob Steele, Frances Grant, Karl Hackett, William French, Earl Dwire. A little different than the usual Steele western, and quite good, too. Bob plays a Cavalry officer who comes to the aid of a blind southerner. Later, he heads west to stave off an attempt by Hackett's rebels to set up an independent state. Released by Republic.