Frontier Town

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Frontier Town

"A RIDIN'...ROPIN'...RIP-ROARIN' DAREDEVIL RODEO STAR!"

1938

0h 59m

5.0(2 votes)

Western

Overview

Regan is passing off counterfeit money at rodeos betting on his man Denby. When Tex appears and wins all the events, Regan has him accused of murder. As Tex looks for the counterfeiters, his pals Stubby and Pee Wee keep the Sheriff off his trail.

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28 members

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Tex Ritter

Tex Lansing, alias Tex Rawlins

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White Flash

Flash, Tex's Horse

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Ann Evers

Gail Hawthorne

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Horace Murphy

Stubby

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Harry 'Snub' Pollard

Peewee

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Karl Hackett

Nat Regan

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Charles King

Henchman Pete Denby

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Forrest Taylor

Sheriff Lane of Frontier City

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Ed Cassidy

Sheriff Jack Walsh of Prairie City

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Don Marion

Bob Hawthorne

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Jack C. Smith

Pop Pearson

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Lynton Brent

Henchman Grayson

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Silver Tip Baker

Barfly

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Jim Corey

Barfly

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John Elliott

Prairie City Rodeo Announcer

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Augie Gomez

Henchman

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Herman Hack

Deputy

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Chick Hannan

Henchman

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Earle Hodgins

Frontier City Rodeo Announcer

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Jimmy LeFieur's Saddle Pals

Musicians

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Ray Jones

Barfly

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W.E. Lawrence

Clem Brooks

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Jimmy LeFuer

Musician

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Art Mix

Rodeo Hand

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Tex Palmer

Deputy / Henchman

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Fred Parker

Bartender / Tent Worker

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Bud Pope

Barfly

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Hank Worden

Henchman Buck

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