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Mitch
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Angelita
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Marshal Evans
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Newton
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Reverend Simmons
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Leo Gordon | ... |
Cherokee
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Allan
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Caesar
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Harry Cheshire | ... |
Mayor Johnson
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Myron Healey | ... |
Sheriff Mike Williams
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Dennis King Jr. | ... |
Hotel Clerk
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James Flavin | ... |
Secret Service Chief
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Clegg Hoyt | ... |
Spud
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Marilyn Winston | ... |
Banee
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Educated but hot-headed Mitch Baker travels to the border town of Mission intent on avenging the death of his secret service father at the hand of contraband gang leader Newton. Written by Jeremy Perkins <jwp@aber.ac.uk>
Edward L. Alperson turns his clumsy hand to westerns in this very ordinary film.
An attorney and a marshal are baffled as to how a marshal was killed in a border town densely populated by bandits. The attorney whose father it was vows revenge.
He repays the kindness of a missionary by sexually assaulting his adopted daughter.
What looks like Epstein from "Welcome Back Kotter" is the town sneak who peeps through windows but is too cowardly to shoot, but this potentially interesting subplot is not really developed.
The attorney wins through a clumsy and obvious subterfuge.