The Charge at Feather River (1953)
The story involves an overland journey through hostile Cheyenne territory to rescue two white women captured by the Cheyenne... See full summary » Director:Gordon DouglasWriter:James R. Webb |
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The Charge at Feather River (1953)
The story involves an overland journey through hostile Cheyenne territory to rescue two white women captured by the Cheyenne... See full summary » Director:Gordon DouglasWriter:James R. Webb |
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| Guy Madison | ... |
Miles Archer
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Frank Lovejoy | ... |
Sgt. Charlie Baker
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Helen Westcott | ... |
Anne McKeever
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| Vera Miles | ... |
Jennie McKeever
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| Dick Wesson | ... |
Pvt. Cullen
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Onslow Stevens | ... |
Grover Johnson
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Steve Brodie | ... |
Pvt. Ryan
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Ron Hagerthy | ... |
Johnny McKeever
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Fay Roope | ... |
Lt. Col. Kilrain
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| Neville Brand | ... |
Pvt. Morgan
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Henry Kulky | ... |
Pvt. Smiley
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Lane Chandler | ... |
Pvt. Zebulon Poinsett
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Fred Carson | ... |
Chief Thunder Hawk
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James Brown | ... |
Pvt. Connors
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Ralph Brooks | ... |
Pvt. Wilhelm
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The story involves an overland journey through hostile Cheyenne territory to rescue two white women captured by the Cheyenne. One has turned renegade and is not anxious to be rescued as she is about to be married to Chief Thunder Hawk. Vera Miles dies and the cavalry comes to the rescue in the nick of time by a stream called Feather River. Knives, arrows, spears and tomahawks all come flying at the audience. Frank Lovejoy discourages a rattlesnake with tobacco juice and even gets off a shot into the audience. Written by Tom Kresin <tomk@meaddata.com>
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