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| ~Flashing Fangs~ 1926 |
| Directed by: Henry McCarty Written by: Ewart Adamson |
| ~Cast~ Ranger the Dog ... Ranger, a Dog Robert Ramsey ... Dan Emory Lotus Thompson ... Bessie Lang Eddy Chandler ... 'Red' Saunders Clark Comstock ... Andrew Lang Ada Mae Vaughn ... June George Reehm ... Sheriff Mary Dow ... Baby |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Robertson-Cole Pictures Corporation Distribution Companies: Film Booking Offices of America (FBO) (1926) (USA) (theatrical) Ideal (1927) (UK) (theatrical) Cinematography by: B.P. Carpenter & Glen Gano Assistant Director: John Burch Presenter: Joseph P. Kennedy Length: 5 Reels Runtime: Approximately 50 Minutes Released: September 5, 1926 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Dan Emory, a miner in the Sierras, tries to beat "Red" Saunders for mistreating his dog, Ranger; but
Saunders bests him and turns the dog on the beaten man; the dog instinctively protects Dan and
afterwards takes up with the miner. Dan arouses the interest of Bessie, daughter of Andrew Lang, a
local farmer, though Lang is doubtful about him. When Dan is injured in a mine explosion, he sends
Ranger for help, and Bessie protects the dog from settlers who think he has assaulted a child. Later,
Dan strikes ore, and Saunders tries to steal the claim but is beaten by Dan. Saunders kills Lang in an
argument; and Dan, accused of the crime, is about to be lynched when Ranger arrives with a note
from Bessie, who has been kidnaped; Bessie is rescued from the villain's clutches and reunited with
Dan.
Saunders bests him and turns the dog on the beaten man; the dog instinctively protects Dan and
afterwards takes up with the miner. Dan arouses the interest of Bessie, daughter of Andrew Lang, a
local farmer, though Lang is doubtful about him. When Dan is injured in a mine explosion, he sends
Ranger for help, and Bessie protects the dog from settlers who think he has assaulted a child. Later,
Dan strikes ore, and Saunders tries to steal the claim but is beaten by Dan. Saunders kills Lang in an
argument; and Dan, accused of the crime, is about to be lynched when Ranger arrives with a note
from Bessie, who has been kidnaped; Bessie is rescued from the villain's clutches and reunited with
Dan.
