Partners of the Sunset (1948)
Jimmy and Cannonball stumble across a murder scheme, hatched by beautiful but deadly Janice Thompson.
Top billed cast
Jimmy WakelyJimmy Wakely
Dub TaylorCannonball
Christine LarsonJanice Thompson
Steve DarrellBill Thompson
Marshall ReedKirk Danvers
Jay KirbyDan Thompson
Leonard PennLes
J.C. LyttonTown Marshal
Bob WoodwardDeputy Bob- Carl MathewsSpike
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