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Bob Custer

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Oct 18, 1898
Dec 27, 1974(aged 76)

Bob Custer

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Santa Fe Rides(1937) ... as Santa Fe Evans
Vengeance of Rannah(1936) ... as Ted Sanders
Ambush Valley(1936) ... as Bruce
The Law of the Wild(1934) ... as John Sheldon
The Scarlet Brand(1932) ... as Bud Bryson
Mark of the Spur(1932) ... as The Kid
Quick Trigger Lee(1931) ... as Phil 'Quick Trigger' Lee
Headin' for Trouble(1931) ... as Cyclone Crosby
Law of the Rio Grande(1931) ... as 'Snapper' Jim Norris
Riders of the North(1931) ... as Mountie Sergeant Stone
Under Texas Skies(1930) ... as Rankin
O'Malley Rides Alone(1930) ... as Sergeant Kirk O'Malley
Code of the West(1929) ... as Jack Hartley
Riders of the Rio Grande(1929) ... as Jack Beresford
The Fighting Terror(1929) ... as Bill
The Last Roundup(1929) ... as Denver Dixon
Headin' Westward(1929) ... as Oklahoma Adams
Manhattan Cowboy(1928) ... as Jack Steel
Arizona Days(1928) ... as Chuck Drexel
Temptations of a Shop Girl(1927) ... as Jerry Horton
Ladies at Ease(1927) ... as Buck Bevin (as Raymond Glenn)
The Return of Boston Blackie(1927) ... as Boston Blackie
Bulldog Pluck(1927) ... as Bob Hardwick
The Fighting Hombre(1927) ... as Bob Camp
The Terror of Bar X(1927) ... as Bob Willis
Cactus Trails(1927) ... as Ross Fenton
The Border Whirlwind(1926) ... as Tom Blake Jr
The Dude Cowboy(1926) ... as Bob Ralston
Hair-Trigger Baxter(1926) ... as Baxter Brant
The Devil's Gulch(1926) ... as Ace Remsen
The Dead Line(1926) ... as Sonora Slim
The Fighting Boob(1926) ... as The Tiger
Beyond the Rockies(1926) ... as Con Benteen
Man Rustlin'(1926) ... as Buck Hayden
A Man of Nerve(1925) ... as Hackamore Henderson
That Man Jack!(1925) ... as Jack
The Bloodhound(1925) ... as Balleau / Sergeant Bill McKenna
The Texas Bearcat(1925) ... as Dave Sethman
Trigger Fingers(1924) ... as Sgt. Bob Steele, posing as Lightning Brady
The Fighting Hombre(1927)(Producer)
The Terror of Bar X(1927)(Producer)
Cactus Trails(1927)(Producer)
Man Rustlin'(1926)(Producer)

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