Kansas Territory (1952)
Wild Bill Elliott goes after his brother's murderer!
Top billed cast
Bill ElliottJoe Daniels (as Wild Bill Elliott)
Peggy StewartKay Collins
Fuzzy KnightCap
House Peters Jr.Ralph Carruthers
Lane BradfordFred Jethro
I. Stanford JolleySlater (as Stan Jolley)
Stanley AndrewsGovernor (as Stan Andrews)
Marshall ReedDeputy Bob Jethro
Terry FrostHenchman Stark
John HartU.S. Marshal Matt Furness
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