The Bandits of Panamint

Name: The Bandits of Panamint
Genre: Western
Released: 1953-03-31
Duration: 25 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Sheila Ryan, Rick Vallin, Gloria Winters

Episode aired Mar 31, 1953
TV-PGTV-PG
25min

S1.E15

While fleeing a posse in Death Valley, two outlaws discover a rich vein of silver. Since they're too well known to file a claim, one of the bandits convinces his girlfriend, Gwen, to file fo... Read allWhile fleeing a posse in Death Valley, two outlaws discover a rich vein of silver. Since they're too well known to file a claim, one of the bandits convinces his girlfriend, Gwen, to file for them. Gwen goes a step farther and arranges for a U.S. Senator to arrange for immunity f... Read allWhile fleeing a posse in Death Valley, two outlaws discover a rich vein of silver. Since they're too well known to file a claim, one of the bandits convinces his girlfriend, Gwen, to file for them. Gwen goes a step farther and arranges for a U.S. Senator to arrange for immunity for the two bandits in exchange for the claim and cash. When Wells Fargo claims the money f... Read all

7.8/10

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While fleeing a posse in Death Valley, two outlaws discover a rich vein of silver. Since they're too well known to file a claim, one of the bandits convinces his girlfriend, Gwen, to file for them. Gwen goes a step farther and arranges for a U.S. Senator to arrange for immunity for the two bandits in exchange for the claim and cash. When Wells Fargo claims the money for past hold-ups, the crooks decide to go back into the robbery business, but the senator and their girlfriends have other ideas. —David Bassler

Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
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Soundtracks
Death Valley Days (Call of the West)
(uncredited)
Written by Herbert Taylor

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3/10

total garbage

As depicted in the final scene when the bandits held up the senator and his wagon, it was said that each ball of silver weighed 1500 pounds, meaning a total of 4500 pounds ... no wooden wagon drawn by 4 horses could possibly move that kind of weight more than about 10 yards without the wagon bursting from the strain or the horses objecting to the same ... cute story but highly unlikely

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