The Fighting Gringo Trailer

The Fighting Gringo Trailer (1939)

"Trouble-Busters ride on EL RIO! Border battle royal! The whole wide West remembers it! You'll stomp and cheer!" 08 August 1939 Western 59 mins

A gunfighter and his partners clear a Spanish rancher charged with murder.

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Cast

George O'Brien

as Wade Barton

Lupita Tovar

as Anita del Campo

Lucio Villegas

as Don Aliso del Campo

William Royle

as Ben Wallace

Glenn Strange

as Rance Potter

Slim Whitaker

as Monty Bates

LeRoy Mason

as John Courtney

Mary Field

as Sandra Courtney

Bill Cody

as Sheriff Fred Warren

Chris-Pin Martin

as Felipe - Barber

Crew

Bert Gilroy

Bert Gilroy Producer

Harry J. Wild

Harry J. Wild Cinematography

Van Nest Polglase

Van Nest Polglase Art Direction

Lee S. Marcus

Lee S. Marcus Production Executive

Harry D'Arcy

Harry D'Arcy Assistant Director

Lucius O. Croxton

Lucius O. Croxton Art Department Assistant

John C. Grubb

John C. Grubb Sound Recordist

International Titles

Valentia de Gringo Trailer

Den mexikanska ligan Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 23 August 1940

United States 03 June 1949

Production Companies

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