Movies of Rube Dalroy and Frank Ellis together
Rube Dalroy and Frank Ellis have starred in 36 movies together. Their first film was Bad Men's Money in 1929. The most recent movie that Rube Dalroy and Frank Ellis starred together was The Old West in 1952.
1929
Bad Men's Money
1931
Shotgun Pass
1931
The Range Feud
1932
Forbidden Trail
1933
Phantom Thunderbolt
1933
Treason
1935
Border Brigands
1935
Gallant Defender
1935
Rio Rattler
1935
Tracy Rides
1937
Blazing Sixes
1937
Heroes of the Alamo
1937
The Gambling Terror
1938
Cattle Raiders
1938
Flaming Frontiers
Flaming Frontiers
Rube Dalroy
Starred as Barfly
Frank Ellis
Starred as Reynolds - Wagoneer [Chs. 4-5]
1938
Panamint's Bad Man
1940
Frontier Crusader
1940
Santa Fe Marshal
Santa Fe Marshal
Rube Dalroy
Starred as Medicine Show Spectator
Frank Ellis
Starred as Medicine Show Spectator
1941
The Lone Rider in Frontier Fury
The Lone Rider in Frontier Fury
Rube Dalroy
Starred as Barfly
Frank Ellis
Starred as Joe - Saloon Henchman
1941
Tonto Basin Outlaws
1942
In Old California
1942
Lawless Plainsmen
1942
Rolling Down the Great Divide
Rolling Down the Great Divide
Rube Dalroy
Starred as Barfly
Frank Ellis
Starred as Rancher Opposing Vigilantism
1942
The Lone Rider and the Bandit
The Lone Rider and the Bandit
Rube Dalroy
Starred as Townsman
Frank Ellis
Starred as Zeke - the Bartender
1943
Black Market Rustlers
1943
Blazing Frontier
1943
Death Rides the Plains
1943
Klondike Kate
1943
Western Cyclone
1945
His Brother's Ghost
1945
Lightning Raiders
1945
Shadows of Death
1947
Stage to Mesa City
1948
The Valiant Hombre
1950
I Shot Billy the Kid
1952
The Old West
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