Two Gun Marshal (1953)
Two episodes of the TV series "Wild Bill Hickok" edited together and released as a feature film.
Top billed cast
Guy MadisonWild Bill Hickok
Andy DevineJingles P. Jones
Pamela DuncanConnie
Francis McDonaldBlake Cody
Michael VallonPapa Antonelli
Minerva UrecalMama Antonelli
Raymond HattonPa Slocum
Frankie DarroClint Slocum
Carole MathewsMiss Jennings
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