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Step on It! (1922)
Brother of Lorraine Leighton is falsely accused of rustling and murder and shipped off to jail. Desperate, Lorraine enlists the help of rancher Vic Collins and the two track down the real culprit, evil Pidge Walters.
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Brother of Lorraine Leighton is falsely accused of rustling and murder and shipped off to jail. Desperate, Lorraine enlists the help of rancher Vic Collins and the two track down the real culprit, evil Pidge Walters.
Rating:NR
Genre:Western
Written By:Courtney Ryley Cooper, Arthur F. Statter
In Theaters:5/29/1922
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Universal Film Manufacturing Company
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