Montana Incident Trailer

Montana Incident Trailer (1952)

"Whip sets his sights on swindlers...and his guns are ready to spin!" 10 August 1952 Drama, Western 54 mins

Whip is surveying land for a railroad but a land baron and one of his daughters stands in the way.

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Cast

Whip Wilson

as Whip Wilson

Noel Neill

as Frances Martin

Peggy Stewart

as Clara Martin

Rand Brooks

as Dave Connors

Bruce Edwards

as Benson

William Fawcett

as Albert Hawkins (as Bill Fawcett)

Terry Frost

as Henchman Macklin

Marshall Reed

as Henchman Crawford

Lyle Talbot

as Mooney

Crew

Ernest Miller

Ernest Miller Director of Photography

Dave Milton

Dave Milton Art Direction

Ted Offenbecker

Ted Offenbecker Set Decoration

Melville Shyer

Melville Shyer Assistant Director

Emilie Ehrlich

Emilie Ehrlich Continuity

International Releases Dates

United States 10 August 1952

Production Companies

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