21 Apr 1916
The Good Bad-Man
An outlaw calling himself Passin' Through halts his "evil" ways long enough to help out some children in difficulty.
Riders of the Purple Sage
Top-speed thrills amid a hail of BULLETS!
A Texas Ranger searches for his kidnapped sister.
Top Billed Cast
Tom Mix Jim Carson
Mabel Ballin Jane Withersteen
Beatrice Burnham Milly Erne
Marian Nixon Bess Erne
Warner Oland Lew Walters aka Judge Dyer
Harold Goodwin Bern Venters
Arthur Morrison Frank Erne
Wilfred Lucas Oldring
Charles Le Moyne Richard Tull
Seessel Anne Johnson Bess as a Child
Tony the Horse Tony
Hank Bell Barfly
Fred Kohler Henchman Tom Metzger (uncredited)
Charles Newton Henchman Joe Herd (uncredited)
Joe Rickson Henchman Dave Slack (uncredited)
Anne Shirley Fay Larkin (uncredited)
Gary Cooper Rider (uncredited)
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