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The Devil's Trail (1942)

APPROVED 61 min  -  Western  -   14 May 1942 (USA)
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Its pre-civil war days and Bull McQuade is trying to keep Kansas from becomming a free state. He controls the town of Tiburon... See full summary »

Director:

Lambert Hillyer

Writers:

Robert Lee Johnson (original screenplay), Philip Ketchum (story)
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Cast

Cast overview:
Bill Elliott Bill Elliott ...
Tex Ritter Tex Ritter ...
Eileen O'Hearn Eileen O'Hearn ...
Myra Willoughby
Frank Mitchell Frank Mitchell ...
'Cannonball'
Noah Beery Noah Beery ...
'Bull' McQuade (as Noah Beery Sr.)
Ruth Ford Ruth Ford ...
Ella
Joel Friedkin Joel Friedkin ...
Doc Willoughby
Joe McGuinn Joe McGuinn ...
Henchman Jim Randall
Edmund Cobb Edmund Cobb ...
Henchman Sid Howland
Tristram Coffin Tristram Coffin ...
Henchman Ed Scott
Paul Newlan Paul Newlan ...
Blacksmith Ed Dawson
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Storyline

Its pre-civil war days and Bull McQuade is trying to keep Kansas from becomming a free state. He controls the town of Tiburon, a haven for wanted outlaws. One of the wanted men is Bill Hickok and Marshal Tex Martin comes to get him. Later when Hickok saves Tex's life, the two join up and return to Tiburon to try and bring in McQuade and his gang. Written by Maurice VanAuken <mvanauken@a1access.net>  

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Plot Keywords:

Kansas | Haven For Outlaws | Outlaw Gang | 1850s

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Two Big Stars Let Loose with Bullet and Song! See more »

Genres:

Western

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Devil's Trail See more »

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Sound Mix:

Mono (Western Electric Mirrophonic Recording)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Quotes

Wild Bill Hickok: If you don't want to die with your boots on, let that gun lie!
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Connections

Followed by Prairie Gunsmoke (1942) See more »