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The Red Shadow (1932)
In this musical short, General Bierbeau sends his weakling son, Pierre, to French Morocco to fight Arab insurgents, the Riffs, in the hopes that this will toughen him up. Pierre soon becomes the Riffs' leader and assumes a secret identity: The Red Shadow.
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In this musical short, General Bierbeau sends his weakling son, Pierre, to French Morocco to fight Arab insurgents, the Riffs, in the hopes that this will toughen him up. Pierre soon becomes the Riffs' leader and assumes a secret identity: The Red Shadow.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Mystery
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In Theaters:12/3/1932
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Pictures, The Vitaphone Corporation
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