Last of the Dogmen

Last of the Dogmen

Prof. Lillian Diane Sloan

Sheriff Deegan

Yellow Wolf

Briggs

Sears

Tattoo

Yellow Wolf's Wife

Spotted Elk

Indian Girl

Lean Bear

Kid

Pharmacist

Mr. Hollis

Tracker

Zip

Nurse

Doc Carvey

Old Timer

Grad Student

Wild Boy

Narrator (uncredited)

Little Girl Running (uncredited)

The last official film distributed and co-produced by Savoy Pictures, who went into bankruptcy soon after and had sold off all films that had been delayed or had not been released theatrically.

Final film of Parley Baer.

The scene where Gates and Deegan both fall off the waterfall was inspired by the Sherlock Holmes story "The Final Problem". During a major showdown Holmes and his arch-nemesis, Moriarty, both men ended up falling off a waterfall.

When Gates goes into town to get the penicillin, he hits his head on a tree branch. Blood is shown on his head immediately. When he stops in the road, there is no blood on his head. Then in the drug store the blood is there again.

Gates is reading a letter by the fire with one glove on. In the next shot he is shown with both gloves off and folding the letter

Lewis Gates reads a newspaper article entitled "Wild Boy Captured" which begins with the sentence, "Two Union Pacific employees working on the tracks... were surprised to find a young boy...". Gates talks to the railroad worker, Mr Hollis, who caught the boy. Gates said to Hollis that he used to work for the railroad, and Hollis replied, "Not just any railroad, son, the great Northern Pacific. 53 years."

Tracker Lewis Gates: Rule number 1, Briggs, never take your eyes off a suspect.

Tracker Lewis Gates: Why Indians?

Sheriff Deegan: Drunk or sober, you're still the best tracker in this state.