This film is preserved in the Museum of Modern Art and Filmoteca de Catalunya, Barcelona. Robert McKim as Don Ramies, chief villain.Jules Cowles (credited as Ed Cowles) as George Washington Black.The cowboy defeats the gang and winds up with the girl. They discover that the ranch is not haunted, but rather is inhabited by a gang of criminals who have kidnapped the ranch owner's daughter to ransom her for her father's gold. In a small mining town in the West, the sheriff orders a cowboy named Bill Bangs (Hoot Gibson) and his Negro sidekick to investigate a haunted ranch. Mary Roach is the author of five best-selling works of nonfiction, including Grunt, Stiff, and, most recently, Fuzz. Hoot Gibson enjoyed a sensational career as a major Western star in the 1920s and early 1930s, but wound up dying penniless in 1962, from cancer.

Actress Helen Ferguson retired from acting in 1930 and became a Hollywood publicist. Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle persuaded his nephew Edward to enter the family business in 1915, after which he specialized mostly in directing westerns. Roach focuses her attention specifically on the afterlifewhat we know about the afterlife, what we don’t know about the afterlife, and what we believe about the afterlife. The film featured white actor Ed Cowles in blackface playing Hoot Gibson's black sidekick, George Washington Black. Spook by Mary Roach What happens when science meets the supernatural That fascinating intersection is what Mary Roach explores in Spook. Equal parts Groucho Marx and Stephen Jay Gould, both enlightening. The Kudoa septemlineata on her flounder the Camallanus worm to her plecostomus. If Mary Roach is the bottom feeder of non-fiction, then I am the parasite that feeds on the bottom feeder. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures. Read Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach available from Rakuten Kobo. Gulp, Bonk, Stiff, Spook and Grunt By Diane Olson The curious world of Mary Roach. Spook Ranch is a 1925 American silent Western film directed by Edward Laemmle (Carl Laemmle's nephew) and starring Hoot Gibson.

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