Customs official processing passenger arrivals.
Insurance investigator examining crime scenes.
Uncredited captain overseeing the passenger vessel voyage to Alaska.
Senior law enforcement officer overseeing investigations and department operations.
Local law enforcement in the Jade Mask case.
Red Grindy leads the town’s badmen and is among those fooled by Larry Clarke’s resemblance to the supposedly dead Ted Crockett. Grindy and his men hold the territory in a reign of terror until Larry takes charge and brings their control to an end.
A judge appearing in a story about a sheriff framed by a criminal conspiracy.
Jed Thorpe's business partner. He scams Sandra Knight by selling her sheep and manipulating her into signing over the deed to Gene's rocky ranch for a fraction of its true value, while also exposing Gene's ruse to turn Sandra against him.
Jeff is a rancher whose fences are cut, leading him to suspect his new neighbor Dan Murdock. After Dan is murdered and Jeff is struck with a revolver, Jeff allows the sheriff to arrest him for the killing to protect Ned, despite his missing gun. He is later held hostage and rescued by a posse.
Criminal mastermind forcing Jimmy to reveal hidden money.
A local law-enforcement official involved in the community circumstances surrounding the central conflict.
A henchman working for the railroad tycoon Raymond Soule. Participates in the violent, orchestrated takeover of Van Steed's line and the subsequent train battle.
Al Bridge has 195 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Their work spans 17 cinematic universes — most prominently Hopalong Cassidy Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Alibi Racket, Silent Valley, The Wyoming Whirlwind. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 17 universes