Frontiersman Kit Carson fights off Indian attacks on the trail to California.
Jon Hall
Christopher "Kit" Carson
Lynn Bari
Dolores Murphy
Dana Andrews
Captain John C. Fremont
Harold Huber
Lopez
Ward Bond
Ape
Renie Riano
Miss Genevieve Pilchard
Clayton Moore
Paul Terry
Rowena Cook
Alice Terry
Raymond Hatton
Jim Bridger
Harry Strang
Sergeant Clanahan
C. Henry Gordon
General Castro
Lew Merrill
General Vallejo
Stanley Andrews
Larkin
Edwin Maxwell
John Sutter
George Lynn
James King
Charles Stevens
Lt. Ruiz
William Farnum
Don Miguel Murphy
Stephanie Toler
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian
Tex Cooper
Californian
Blaney Harris
Second Lieutenant
Al Haskell
Californian
Al Kikume
Indian Chief
Chief Many Treaties
Indian Chief
Julian Rivero
Californian
Harry Semels
Aide
Jay Silverheels
Indian
Charles Soldani
Indian
Director
George B. Seitz
Screenplay
George Bruce
Story
Evelyn Wells
June 23, 2022
6
OK, so I will admit from the outset that I enjoyed this. Sure, it's an amalgam of loads of "Zorro" style stories but Jon Hall in the title role is engaging and turns in a decent performance as he has to deal with his fair share of baddies, intransigent army types (Dana Andrews), marauding Shoshone and romance (a rather stern looking Lynn Bari) as he tries to help the US Army find the most direct route to California where they have to deal with the Spanish who have no intentions of surrendering their claim to the territory. For the main part, it's an end to end cowboys and indians action movie with plenty of wagon encirclements and gun battles before an enjoyable siege with the evil C. Henry Gordon ("Gen. Castro) at the end. As ever, Ward Bond offers good value and keep an eye out for the aptly named "Miss Pilchard" (Renie Riano) too. It's fun - but don't look for a clever script and well shot cinematography; there ain't none!
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$0.00