The Terror of Tiny Town 1938
"LIttle guys with big guns!"
Step into the quirkiest corner of the Old West with *The Terror of Tiny Town (1938)*, a one-of-a-kind Western comedy directed by Sam Newfield that flips the genre on its head.
Director: Sam Newfield
Cast
Billy Curtis
The Hero (Buck Lawson)
Yvonne Moray
The Girl (Nancy Preston)
'Little Billy' Rhodes
The Villain (Bat Haines) (as Little Billy)
Billy Platt
The Rich Uncle (Jim 'Tex' Preston) (as Bill Platt)
John T. Bambury
The Ranch Owner (Pop Lawson) (as John Bambury)
Joseph Herbst
The Sheriff
Charles Becker
The Cook (Otto)
Nita Krebs
The Vampire (Nita, the dance hall girl)
George Ministeri
The Blacksmith (Armstrong)
Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky
The Barber (Sammy) (as Karl Casitzky)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) about?
This offbeat Western comedy unfolds in a town entirely made up of residents with dwarfism, where two feuding families—the Larsons and Prestons—face off against a cunning cattle rustler named Bat Haines. Buck Larson steps up to stop Haines, settle the score, and win the heart of Nancy Preston in a story that blends action, romance, and plenty of laughs.
Who directed The Terror of Tiny Town?
Sam Newfield directed *The Terror of Tiny Town*, helming this unusual Western comedy with a knack for blending humor and frontier-style adventure.
Who stars in The Terror of Tiny Town?
The film features Billy Curtis, Yvonne Moray, 'Little Billy' Rhodes, Billy Platt, and John T. Bambury as its leading ensemble.
Is The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) worth watching?
While not a mainstream classic, *The Terror of Tiny Town* is a fascinating oddity that blends Western tropes with quirky comedy. Fans of vintage curios and offbeat cinema will find its premise and cast endearing, even if it doesn't aim for high drama.
How long is The Terror of Tiny Town?
The Terror of Tiny Town runs for 62 minutes.
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About The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) — A Wild West Comedy With a Pint-Sized Cast
Step into the quirkiest corner of the Old West with *The Terror of Tiny Town (1938)*, a one-of-a-kind Western comedy directed by Sam Newfield that flips the genre on its head. This 62-minute curiosity unfolds in a town entirely populated by residents with dwarfism, where generations-old family feuds simmer beneath the wide-open skies. At its heart, the Larson and Preston clans are locked in a bitter rivalry, stoked by the mischievous antics of the devious cattle rustler Bat Haines. Enter Buck Larson, our diminutive hero, who takes up the challenge to outwit Haines, mend the fractured families, and win the affections of Nancy Preston. With music and mirth woven into the dusty backdrop, the film blends slapstick charm with the swagger of classic Western tropes.
Beyond its playful premise, *The Terror of Tiny Town* delivers a lighthearted twist on frontier justice and romance, all delivered with the earnestness of a B-movie adventure. The offbeat cast, led by Billy Curtis and Yvonne Moray, brings infectious energy to a story that's equal parts parody and affectionate homage to Wild West lore. Whether you're a fan of unconventional cinema or just curious about the weird and wonderful side of Hollywood history, this pint-sized epic offers a memorable escape from the ordinary.
