Streets of Ghost Town

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Streets of Ghost Town

"Starrett's Six-Guns Scatter Spooks... while Smiley's songs spread fun!"

1950

0h 54m

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Western

Overview

The Durango Kid and his sidekick look for stolen gold with a history.

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12 members

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Charles Starrett

Steve Woods / The Durango Kid

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George Chesebro

Bill Donner

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Mary Ellen Kay

Doris Donner

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Stanley Andrews

Dusty Creek Sheriff

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Frank Fenton

Bart Selby

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Smiley Burnette

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John Cason

Unknown Role

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Edward 'Tookie' Cronenbold

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Scotty Harrel

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Doris Houck

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Jack Ingram

Deputy Kirby (uncredited)

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Boyd Stockman

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