The Conquerors

November. 18,1932 NR

Rating：

6.3

Genre：

Drama History Western

Keywords：

Depression Banking Optimism

Trailer Synopsis Cast

A newlywed couple journeys west to make their fortune, and begins a banking empire.

Richard Dix as Roger Standish / Roger Lennox

Ann Harding as Caroline Ogden Standish

Edna May Oliver as Matilda Blake

Guy Kibbee as Dr. Daniel Blake

Julie Haydon as Frances Standish Lennox

Donald Cook as Warren Lennox

Walter Walker as Thomas B. Ogden

Wally Albright as Roger Standish, Jr.

Marilyn Knowlden as Frances Standish, as a child

Harry Holman as Stubby

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