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An old man and his Chinese servant are in danger of becoming victims of the ruthless killer, "The Raven."
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"I have never really understood Max Terhune. In his Range Buster films, he's always toting about his ventriloquist's dummy, Elmer. Think about it....a hero riding about the range with a puppet in his arms! Because of that, I can never take any of his films very seriously, that's for sure. So, at the outset, this one could be, at best, a decent film--never a very good one. The story is a nice change for the series because in some ways it's like combining a Charlie Chan or old dark house movie with a traditional B-western. It begins with a very nervous old man writing a lette..."
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Although this film was most likely telecast in New York City in 1945 on WNBT, along with the rest of the Range Buster series, its earliest documented telecast took place Saturday 16 April 1949 on WCBS (Channel 2). In Cincinnati it first aired Tuesday 6 December 1949 on WKRC (Channel 11), in Chicago Thursday 8 December 1949 on WGN (Channel 9), and in Los Angeles Saturday 21 January 1950 on KLAC (Channel 13).
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An old man and his Chinese servant are in danger of becoming victims of the ruthless killer, "The Raven."