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Law and Order
Directed by
Edward L. Cahn
1932
75m
Not Rated
Western
6.9
89%
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A lawman sets out to tame Tombstone, Arizona.
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Cast of Law and Order
Walter Huston
Frame 'Saint' Johnson
Harry Carey
Ed Brandt
Russell Hopton
Luther Johnson
Raymond Hatton
Deadwood
Ralph Ince
Poe Northrup
Harry Woods
Walt Northrup
Richard Alexander
Kurt Northrup
Russell Simpson
Judge R.W. Williams
Andy Devine
Johnny Kinsman
Walter Brennan
Lanky Smith (uncredited)
Law and Order Reviews
Cinelandia
E. L. Espectador
Huston, accompanied by his loyal companions, Harry Carey and Raymond Hatton, takes charge in destroying a bandit gang who have Ralph Ince for a leader. [Full review in Spanish]
The Nippu Jiji (Honolulu)
James T. Hamada
Law and Order is quite on exciting production. Lots of "menaces" and lots of shootings. The drama Is gripping and the suspense Is well worked out.
New York Times
Andre Sennwald
Walter Huston, as the gun-toting Saint, gives his usual expert performance, and he is admirably assisted by Raymond Hatton, Harry Carey, Ralph Ince and a generally capable cast. Law and Order is a superior specimen of Western heroics.
New York Daily News
Irene Thirer
Men and the younger male generation go big for this sort of stuff -- the old, old-fashioned Western cinema with all the trimmings... But ladies aren't going to get much out of Law and Order.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Harold V. Cohen
Law and Order, of course, belongs to the old Western school of ten, twent' and thirt' melodramas, but there is still something altogether fascinating about its robust heartiness, the manner in which it goes about its business of blood and thunder.
Variety
Wolfe Kaufman
With all the cards stacked against him In this picture Walter Huston manages to crash though for another fine character portrayal, but it's still only a fair to middling horse opera.
The Film Daily
Film Daily Staff
Huston's performance is notable and he gets fine support all around.
Harrison's Reports
P.S. Harrison
The action is fast and thrilling all the way through, but it is chiefly a man's picture, for it is full of shooting.
San Francisco Examiner
Lloyd S. Thompson
The most exciting western I've seen since Cimarron.
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