Saginaw Trail (1953)
Hamilton's Rangers, led by our hero Gene, must keep the Indians in the northern Michigan territory from attacking the settlers.
Top billed cast
Gene AutryGene Autry
ChampionGene's Horse
Connie MarshallFlora Tourney
Eugene BordenJules Brissac
Ralph ReedRandy Lane- Henry BlairPhillipe Brissac
Myron HealeyMiller Webb
Mickey SimpsonFrenchy
Smiley BurnetteSmiley
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