The San Francisco Story (1952)
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Synopsis: Joel McCrea plays 19th-century miner Rick Nelson in THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY. The year is 1856, and Frisco is a wide-open town. To stem the activities of crooks and con artists, newspaper editor Jim... Joel McCrea plays 19th-century miner Rick Nelson in THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY. The year is 1856, and Frisco is a wide-open town. To stem the activities of crooks and con artists, newspaper editor Jim Martin (Onslow Stevens) organizes a group of peace-keeping vigilantes. Nelson, an old friend of Martin's, arrives in the Golden Gate city to help out. The villain of the piece is political boss Andrew Cain (Sidney Blackmer), who regards San Francisco as his own personal fiefdom. When not battling Cain's bought-off flunkies and hulking henchman, Nelson dallies with Cain's erstwhile girlfriend Adelaide McCall (Yvonne DeCarlo). Not so much a Western as a historical actioner, THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY is tip-top entertainment. [More]
Starring: Joel McCrea, Yvonne De Carlo, Sidney Blackmer, Richard Erdman
Starring: Joel McCrea, Yvonne De Carlo, Sidney Blackmer, Richard Erdman, Florence Bates
Director: Robert Parrish
Director: Robert Parrish
Producer: Howard Welsch
Screenwriter: Daniel D. Beauchamp
Composer: Paul Dunlap, Emil Newman
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