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A cowboy is hired to track down a gang of rustlers, but gets involved with a beautiful girl trying to run her grandfather's gold mine and other outlaws who are trying to stop her.
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220 min
1933-08-13
Released
English
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Buck Gordon
Mary Gray
Rance Radigan
Amos Gray
John Mulford
Jim Carmody
Cowhand Scotty
Henchman Ed Roberts
Henchman Hank
Henchman Pete
Silver (Buck's Horse)
Posse Rider
Barfly
Jed Wilson
Jeff
Tucson Charley
Hord
Barfly
Pat Campbell
Rider
Barfly
Bill Simpson
Rider (archive footage)
Cowhand
Bushwacker
Mort
Joe
Bob
Rustler
Cowhand
Cowhand
Bushwacker
Salesman
Jake
Rider
Rider
Barfly
Cowboy
Tom
Barfly
Indian Chief
Mike
Wagon Woman
Recorder
Bill
Sheriff
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