The Road Agent
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The Road Agent est un western muet réalisé aux États-Unis par J. P. McGowan et écrit par Charles Saxton en mai 1926.
Distribution
- Al Hoxie : L'agent de route
- Reed Jone : Le cow-boy
- Florence Lee : La serveuse du saloon
- Lew Meeham : La charleston
- Léon de la Mothe : Le gerant du saloon
- Frank Ellis : Le musicien du saloon
- Ted Adams : Le clandestin
- Cliff Lyons : Le cow-boy
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