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7 January 1949 (USA) moreTagline:
Action King of the ACTION-FUL WEST! morePlot:
The Marshal sends Lash and Fuzzy south of the border where McCord runs a smuggling operation. His chief henchman... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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WAS OUTLAW COUNTRY A REHASH OF SANTE FE SADDLEMATES moreCast
(Credited cast) | Lash La Rue | ... | Marshal Lash La Rue / The Frontier Phantom |
| Al St. John | ... | Fuzzy Q. Jones (as Fuzzy St.John) |
 | Dan White | ... | Jim McCord |
| John Merton | ... | Marshal Clark |
| Nancy Saunders | ... | Jane Evans |
| Lee Roberts | ... | Henchman Buck |
| Bob Duncan | ... | Fighting Deputy |
| Sandy Sanders | ... | Fighting Deputy |
| Bob Terhune | ... | Henchman (as Max Terhune Jr.) |
| Steve Dunhill | ... | Henchman Turk |
| Ted Adams | ... | Frank Evans |
| Dee Cooper | ... | Wagon driver Jeff |
| House Peters Jr. | ... | Cal Saunders |
| Stephen Keyes | (as Steve Keyes) | |
| Jack O'Shea | ... | Señor Cordova |
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The plot of OUTLAW COUNTRY has similarities to that of SANTE FE SADDLEMATES,made by Republic four years earlier starring Sunset Carson.Both men are law officers who are assigned to infiltrate the outlaw gang but first have to prove their worthiness by beating three of the governor's best men. In this respect, Sunset does a much better job than Lash in tromping the competition. Lash is looking for counterfeiters and Sunset is looking for diamond smugglers. Both join the respective gangs: Sunset taking the alias of a known outlaw who finally shows up to challenge his title. Lash meets his outlaw twin brother, the Frontier Phantom (who uses a shotgun and wears an ammunition vest. Lash convinces his brother to switch sides and help him. Lash and his brother change clothes to deceive the outlaws and in the final gun battle, the Frontier Phantom redeems himself and is allowed to go free. Footage from OUTLAW COUNTRY was later used to make a new film, THE FRONTIER PHANTOM (1952). The dual role character also appeared in the LASH LARUE Fawcett comic books. While producer Ron Ormond was known for his extensive use of stock footage in the LaRue westerns, this was perhaps the first time he had ever borrowed so liberally from the plot of another studio's western.