Movie: The Land Just Over Yonder

Top 8 Billed Cast

George Chesebro
George Chesebro

William King

Arthur Millett
Arthur Millett

Toyiable Tom Jennings

Jane Vernon
Jane Vernon

The Quarter Breed

George Best
George Best

F.W. McAlpin

Elsa Fox
Elsa Fox

Mrs. McAlpin

Charles Eichman
Charles Eichman

Dan Briscoe

Julius Frankenburg
Julius Frankenburg

Hassayampa Jim Titus

Sidney Lang
Sidney Lang

Basque Sheepherder

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    Prospectors Billy Joe King and Toyable Tom Jennings make half a million dollars in one big hit.

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    1916-10-16

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