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A busy B-Western heroine in the late silent era, Edna Aslin co-starred in four Bob Steele oaters (1929-1930), including The Cowboy and the Outlaw (1929) from ill-named Big Productions Film Corp. in which screenwriter Sally Winters awarded her character the less than flattering name of Bertha Bullhead. Aslin, whose name was often misspelled Aselin, continued to work in very low-budget Western fare until the mid-'30s, often under two of the era's least able directors Robert J. Horner and J.P. McGowan, and for such low-budget firms as H. and H. Productions and Aywon.