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Lane Chandler – Major Filmography

(Based on Classic Movie Hub, AFI Catalog, Fandango, and Wikipedia)

⭐ Silent‑Era Films (1927–1929)

  • Open Range (1927)

  • The Big Killing (1928)

  • Red Hair (1928)

  • Love and Learn (1928)

  • The First Kiss (1928)

  • Legion of the Condemned (1928)

  • The Forward Pass (1929)

  • The Single Standard (1929)

  • The Studio Murder Mystery (1929)

⭐ Early Sound Westerns & Action Films (1930–1934)

  • Under Texas Skies (1930)

  • Rough Waters (1930)

  • Firebrand Jordan (1930)

  • Beyond the Law (1930)

  • Riders of the Rio (1931)

  • The Hurricane Horseman (1931)

  • Primrose Path (1931)

  • The Reckless Rider (1931)

  • Wyoming Whirlwind (1932)

  • Cheyenne Cyclone (1932)

  • The Devil’s Brother (1933)

  • Corruption (1933)

⭐ Mid‑Career Westerns & Serials (1935–1940)

  • The Wolf Dog (1933)

  • Sagebrush Trail (1933)

  • Blue Steel (1934)

  • The Affairs of Cellini (1934)

  • The Girl from Missouri (1934)

  • The Storm Rider (1935)

  • The Howards of Virginia (1940)

⭐ 1940s–1950s (Character Roles in Major Films)

  • Virginia City (1940)

  • Road Show (1941)

  • Along Came Jones (1945)

  • Samson and Delilah (1949)

  • Tulsa (1949)

  • Rancho Notorious (1952)

  • The Charge at Feather River (1953)

  • Creature With the Atom Brain (1955)

📚 Sources

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