Directed by Herbert Blaché Cinematography Harry Neumann | Produced by Carl Laemmle | |
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Written by Raymond L. Schrock
Donald W. Lee Based on story by E. Richard Schayer Starring Hoot Gibson
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The Calgary Stampede is a 1925 silent film western directed by Herbert Blaché and starring Hoot Gibson. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures.
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Plot
Riding all across Canada to compete in rodeo events, Dan Malloy enters the big one in Calgary, Alberta and wins with a spectacular "Roman"-style ride, standing on two galloping horses at the same time. The lovely Marie La Farge's father doesn't like Marie's new choice of companion, so when the dad ends up dead, Dan is suspected and arrested.
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References
The Calgary Stampede Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA