The leader of the Black Raiders and son of wealthy rancher Craig Dolan, Bart drives the gang’s campaign to force homesteaders out of the valley and keep control of the land. As the Lone Ranger exposes his schemes, Bart grows desperate, confronts the Ranger, and is ultimately brought to justice.
Train guard responsible for overseeing convict transport.
A bartender appearing briefly in a drinking establishment.
Traffic officer on motorcycle, enforces road rules in background
Uncredited motorcycle officer who stops Maisie, establishing early conflict and plot progression.
Police detective collaborating with or competing against the private eye.
Senior police authority managing the official investigation and jurisdiction.
Mercenary captain leading the expedition to loot Dzamm's temple. Captures Jim, escapes the temple, but is killed by the gorillas.
Character appearing in Murder Is My Business, connected to the investigation.
Officer in SF.
Generic uncredited background extra.
Detective assisting in investigations.
Ralph Dunn has 186 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 23 cinematic universes — most prominently Michael Shayne Collection with 6 titles. Signature works include Phantoms, Inc., The Devil to Pay, Too Many Winners. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 23 universes
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