Trail Guide (1952)
A cowboy and his Mexican-Irish sidekick lead a wagon train to an unfriendly place.
Top billed cast
Tim HoltTim Holt
Mary Jo TarolaPeg Masters (as Linda Douglas)
Frank WilcoxRegan
Robert SherwoodKenny Masters
John PickardHenchman Dawson
Kenneth MacDonaldWagon Master Wheeler- Wendy WaldronMaria
Patricia WrightSalon Girl
Tom LondonOld Timer
John MertonDale
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