The Matchmaking Marshal

The Matchmaking Marshal

The Matchmaking Marshal

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The Matchmaking Marshal

"New Kind of Hombre, Abdul, the Turk Invades the West!"

1955

0h 54m

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Western

Overview

Two episodes of the TV series "Wild Bill Hickok" edited together and released as a feature.

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8 members

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Guy Madison

Wild Bill Hickok

Guy Madison

Acting

Andy Devine

Jingles P. Jones

Andy Devine

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Bobby Jordan

Steven 'Steve' Manson

Bobby Jordan

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Anna Lee Carroll

Ada Manson

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Forrest Taylor

Ira Beecher

Forrest Taylor

Acting

Nelson Leigh

Clyde Manson

Nelson Leigh

Acting

Douglas Fowley

Jack Ruskin

Douglas Fowley

Acting

Louise Lorimer

Martha Ward

Louise Lorimer

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