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The Wild Frontier

The Wild Frontier

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The Wild Frontier

"introducing his stallion BLACK JACK!"

1947

0h 58m

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Western

Overview

Outlaws are in control of the land so the town of Clayton City writes the governor for an honest marshal. That marshal is Frank Lane, who brings his son Rocky with him.

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Production Companies

Republic Pictures

Cast & Crew

12 members

Acting

Allan Lane

Rocky Lane

Allan Lane

Acting

Jack Holt

Saddles Barton

Jack Holt

Acting

Eddy Waller

Nugget Clark

Eddy Waller

Acting

Pierre Watkin

Frank Lane

Pierre Watkin

Acting

John James

Jimmy Lane

John James

Acting

Roy Barcroft

Henchman

Roy Barcroft

Acting

Tom London

Patrick MacSween

Tom London

Acting

Sam Flint

Steve Lawson - Insurance Agent

Sam Flint

Acting

Ted Mapes

Henchman

No Image

Acting

Budd Buster

Sam Wheeler

Budd Buster

Acting

Wheaton Chambers

Doc Hardy

Wheaton Chambers

Acting

Black Jack

Rocky's Horse Black Jack

Black Jack

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