In Old Arizona

Year: 1928

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Directors: Raoul Walsh, Irving Cummings

Western

A groundbreaking all‑talking sound film follows Army Sergeant Mickey Dunn as he hunts the charismatic Cisco Kid, a benevolent outlaw of the Old West. The Kid spends his loot on his lover Tonia, unaware she’s cheating. When Tonia learns of a bounty on the Kid, she allies with Dunn, plotting an ambush to capture—or kill—the bandit once and for all.

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