A shady and cunning antagonist, often scheming against Wild Bill and his friends.
Harry Malone is a homesteader at Apache Wells and the father of Mike and Doug Malone. He is killed during an Apache attack, an event that drives both sons to join the Army. His death places the brothers within Coburn’s military mission and helps set up Doug’s later struggle to prove his courage.
Mr. Allen is a party guest who steals the prized Van Brocklin painting from the mansion with Mrs. Allen. Moe and Larry discover him with the painting and detain him using a cream pie, leading to a pie fight before he is subdued and captured.
Jake Jackson is an evil carpetbagger who illegally enters a Navajo reservation with Buck Sherman to prospect for gold. He and Sherman kill Aranho, the Navajo chief. Black Arrow, Mary Brent, Pancho, and Tom Whitney later join forces to track down the two men responsible.
Wheeler is the wagon master leading the homesteaders. A masked gang robs him of the settlers' claim papers and money and leaves him injured. Tim and Chito investigate the assault, and they later find Peg tending to Wheeler as she offers to negotiate for the homesteaders.
Dapper Malone is the notorious thief responsible for the theft of the esteemed Punjab diamond. He is the principal target of the Stooges' investigation and eventually appears during their stakeout. After Shemp swallows the jewel, Dapper resorts to drastic measures in an attempt to recover it, before the gorilla incapacitates him.
Self-appointed ruler of the Yucca Strip who actively works to prevent residents from voting into the Union through an honest election.
The duplicitous broker who takes control of and absconds with the Stooges' inheritance, leading them to a theater where he is defeated in a physical altercation.
Attends the dinner party as a guest but is secretly an art thief attempting to steal the valuable Van Brocklin painting.
Lefty Loomis is one of the actual criminals involved in the armored-car robbery and uses Gladys's newly inherited mansion as a hideout with the other criminals. He is caught after the Stooges search the mansion for Gladys and confront the criminals; the pursuit ends with their arrest.
The sheriff receives Peter Arnold's report that Jessie is missing and hears Dave and Chito describe the stagecoach attacks. He rides out with his deputies to investigate, leaving a deputy at the office; Thatcher and Clint later kill that deputy and free Parnell while the sheriff is away.
The sheriff arrests Bill after Rocky disarms him during Bill's confrontation with Mason. Bill escapes when Mason's gang attacks the town. Later, Rocky takes Bill to the sheriff, and the two pass the sheriff's office while pursuing proof against the man impersonating the railroad representative.
Kenneth MacDonald has 135 screen credits in a career dating back to 1923. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Rocky Jones Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Law of the Snow Country, Slow as Lightning, Perils of the Wilderness. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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