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The Son of Rusty is a 1947 American drama film directed by Lew Landers and starring Ted Donaldson, Stephen Dunne and Ann Doran. It was part of Columbia Pictures' eight-film Rusty series about a boy and his valiant German Shepherd.
The Son of Rusty: Directed by Lew Landers. With Ted Donaldson, Stephen Dunne, Tom Powers, Ann Doran. Jed Barlow's arrival in Lawtonville sparks rumors. A trial follows an incident with explosives and an injured dog, leading to a surprising verdict and a lesson in redemption for the townfolk.
The Son of Rusty (1947) إبن روستي. Movie. US. 69 minutes. Released. Release Date: 7 August 1947 (US) (more) Genre: Family (more) Danny and his friends learn that the former soldier has been punished for breaking one of the orders when he arrives in the city. Danny's friends announce the matter in the city, and as the news ...Read more. Director:
Movie Info. Housewife Ethel Mitchell (Ann Doran) has heard rumors that local war veteran Jed Barlow (Steve Dunne) somehow disgraced himself while serving his country. But that doesn't stop her...
A young army veteran comes to town, and Danny and his friends learn that he had spent time in a military stockade for an infraction of a regulation. Danny's friends spread the story all over town. The seriousness of the minor infraction grows with each telling. As a sidebar, Rusty finds a mate and becomes a father.
In Lawtonville, the current foci for preteen Danny Mitchell and his friends, Squeaky Foley, Gerald Hebble, Nip Worden, and Tuck Worden, are to hang out in their clubhouse - an old shack in which they are squatting on the private property of retired lawyer Franklyn B. Gibson - listening to the radio serial "Fang, the Detective Dog" while they ...
When a letter addressed to Jed from the U.S. Army Military Prison arrives at the town post office, rumors quickly spread through Lawtonville that Jed is a "jailbird." A short time later, Danny follows Rusty, his dog, to Jed's, where he discovers that Jed is feverish and suffering from malaria.
