The Pioneers (1941)
A frontiersman leads a group of pioneers to their destination in the Old West and then helps them settle it.
Top billed cast
Tex RitterTex Ritter
Slim AndrewsSlim Hunkafeller
Red FoleyRed Foley- Doye O'DellDoye O'Dell
Wanda McKaySuzanna Ames- Del LawrenceJohn Ames
George ChesebroHenchman Wilson
Karl HackettCarson
Lynton BrentHenchman Jingo
Gene AlsaceSheriff
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