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With the army after him and his partner deserting, Reb decides that a change of scenery would be nice so he heads for Wyoming with Dave.
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88 min
1940-09-13
Released
English
4
5.9
'Reb' Harkness
Pete Marillo
Lucy Kincaid
Sergeant Connelly
John Buckley
Jimmy Kincaid
General Custer
Sheriff
Mehitabel
Smalley's Brother
Gus - Henchman
Townsman
Rancher
Pa McKinley
Rusty - Henchman
Cavalryman
Cavalryman
Corky - Henchman
Capt. Evans
Curley - Henchman
Mosey - Henchman Shot by Buckley
Train Engineer
Western Boy
Smokey - Henchman Driving Stagecoach
Bart - Henchman
Dawson - Henchman
Train Conductor
Child
Ed James
Kincaid
Mr. Bronson
Bill Smalley - Henchman
Sgt. Reynolds
Lightfoot
Mrs. Bronson
Lafe
Townsman
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