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The Rawhide Trail

The Rawhide Trail

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The Rawhide Trail

"COMANCHE! The Bloodiest Word in the West!"

1958

1h 7m

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Western

Overview

In this western two wagon masters are wrongfully accused of driving their wagon train in to a Comanche raid and are sentenced to hang. Now they must work hard and fast to prove their innocence.

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9 members

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Rex Reason

Jess Brady

Rex Reason

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Nancy Gates

Marsha Collins

Nancy Gates

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Richard Erdman

Rupe Pardee

Richard Erdman

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Ann Doran

Mrs. Cartwright

Ann Doran

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Rusty Lane

Captain

Rusty Lane

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Sam Buffington

James Willard

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Robert Knapp

Farley Durand

Robert Knapp

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Frank Chase

Corporal

Frank Chase

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Maureen Hingert

Keetah

Maureen Hingert

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