"BEERY and MAIN are partners in crime!...in comedy!" 12 April 1949 Adventure, Western 85 mins
Wallace Beery, in his final film, plays a bandit in this period drama set in Colonial America.
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Wallace Beery as Big Jack Horner
Richard Conte as Dr. Alexander Meade
Marjorie Main as Flapjack Kate
Edward Arnold as Mahoney
Vanessa Brown as Patricia Mahoney
Clinton Sundberg as C. Petronius Smith
Charles Dingle as Mathias Taylor
Clem Bevans as Saltlick Joe
Will Wright as Will Farnsworth
Jack Lambert as Bud Valentine
Syd Saylor as Pokey
Richard Thorpe Director
Otto Eis Writer
Marvin Borowsky Writer
Gene Fowler Writer
Hugh Hunt Set Decoration
Fred Valles Costume Design
Herbert Stothart Original Music Composer
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
George Boemler Editor
Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration
Randall Duell Art Direction
United States 12 April 1949
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