Raiders of San Joaquin Trailer

Raiders of San Joaquin Trailer (1943)

"OUT WHERE HANGIN' TAKES TOO LONG...AND A BULLET SPEEDS THE WORK!" 01 May 1943 Western 59 mins

In this western, two cowboys ride to the rescue of ranchers who are fighting to keep a land-grabber from taking their land and selling it to the railroad

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Cast

Johnny Mack Brown

as Rocky Morgan aka The Black Rider

Tex Ritter

as Gil Blake

Fuzzy Knight

as Eustace Clairmont

Jennifer Holt

as Jane Carter

Henry Hall

as Bodine Carter

Joseph E. Bernard

as Jim Blake (as Joseph Bernard)

George Eldredge

as Gus Sloan

Henry Roquemore

as John Rogers

John Elliott

as R.R. Vice President Morgan

Michael Vallon

as Marshal Clark

Jack O'Shea

as Stage Bandit

Jack Ingram

as Deputy Lear

Robert Thompson

as Rancher Johnson

Carl Sepulveda

as Deputy Tanner

Roy Brent

as McQuarry

Crew

Oliver Drake

Oliver Drake Associate Producer

William A. Sickner

William A. Sickner Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 01 May 1943

Production Companies

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