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A remake of the 1927 Western, this film follows the adventures of a would-be gold miner who is mistaken for a murderer and nearly hanged. He nabs the real murderer and falls in love with the dead man's daughter.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Classics, Western
Directed By:

Edward Killy
Written By:

Stuart Anthony, Norman Houston, Garnett Weston
In Theaters:

Dec 25, 1944 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Sep 6, 2005
Runtime:

62 minutes
Studio:

RKO Radio Pictures

Cast

Robert Mitchum
as Jim Lacy

Anne Jeffreys
as Julie Dexter

Nancy Gates
as Hattie Ide

Richard Martin
as Chito Jose Gonzales Bustamante Rafferty

Craig Reynolds
as Cash Burridge

Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
as Dusty

Harry Woods
as Joe Powell

Edmund Glover
as Ed Nelson

Alan Ward
as William Brewer

Harry McKim
as Marvie Ide

Wheaton Chambers
as Dr. Darien

Philip Morris
as Ed Nolan

Emmett Lynn
as Comstock

Larry Wheat
as Ben Ide

Jack Overman
as Red Barry

Harry De Vere
as Bartender

Sammy Blum
as Bartender

Russell Hopton
as Henchman

Mary Halsey
as Dancer

Patti Brill
as Dancer

Margie Stewart
as Dancer

Virginia Belmont
as Dancer

Lawrence Wheat
as Ben Ide

Bryant Washburn
as Townsman

Bert Moorhouse
as Sandy Bowers

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Positively nothing new in this second bill feature but if you are a fan of Mitchum this was his first lead. After many walk-ons and bits he is billed here as Bob Mitchum and was right on the cusp of breaking out of the ranks into the big leagues with an Oscar nom in his very next picture, The Story of G.I. Joe. He is still a little rough around the edges but still radiates star charisma. Besides him Anne Jeffreys, a fine actress in future years, is good in a secondary role but the film is routine.

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