The Terror of Tiny Town (1928) (1938)

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Directed by

Sam Newfield

Starring

Billy Curtis
The Hero

Yvonne Moray
The Girl

'Little Billy' Rhodes
The Villain

John T. Bambury
The Ranch Owner

Charles Becker
The Cook (Otto)

Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky
The Barber

Jerry Maren
Townsperson

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An evil gunslinging midget comes to terrorize the good little people of Tiny Town. The townspeople organize to defeat him, and zany antics ensue.

Release date: 1 December 1938
UPC: 089218466891

Tags: Western (4), 1938 (3), Midget (2), Yvonne Moray (2), Nita Krebs (1), W.H. O'Docharty (1), Johnnie Ferr (1), Karl Casitzky (1), George Ministeri (1), Joseph Herbst (1), John Bambury (1), Bill Platt (1), Little Billy Rhodes (1), Billy Curtis (1), Charles Becker (1), One Of The Weirdest Damn Movies Ever Made (1), 30s (1), Columbia (1), 1930s (1), Cult (1)

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"An evil gunslinging midget comes to terrorize the good little people of Tiny Town. The townspeople organize to defeat him, and zany antics ensue. Using a conventional Western story with an all-diminutive cast, the filmmakers were able to showcase gags such as cowboys entering the local saloon by walking under the swinging doors, climbing into cupboards to retrieve items, and dwarf cowboys galloping around on Shetland ponies while roping calves."