Secret of Outlaw Flats

Nov 15, 1953

0h 55m

★ 0.0

SIX-GUNS BRING JUSTICE TO OUTLAW HIDEOUT!

Overview

Two episodes from the "Wild Bill Hickok" TV series edited together and released as a feature.

Genres

Western

Crime

Production Companies

Allied Artists Pictures

William F. Broidy Productions

Secret of Outlaw Flats Trailers

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Cast

Marshal James Butler 'Wild Bill' Hickok

Guy Madison

Aloysius P. 'Jingles' Jones

Andy Devine

Cindy Howard

Kristine Miller

Dick Howard

Richard Avonde

King Bradshaw

John Crawford

Mr. Otis, Lawyer

Tris Coffin

Grandpa Jeb Randall

Edward Clark

Mr. Slate, Stagecoach Line Owner

Reed Howes

Mr. Canfield, Mine Owner

Wade Crosby

Sandy Smith

Bobby Jordan

Peggy

Jane Adams

Smoke Signal Outlaw

Riley Hill

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