Check Your Guns

Check Your Guns

Check Your Guns

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Check Your Guns

"BULLET-STUDDED ACTION!"

1948

0h 55m

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Western

Overview

Singing sheriff enacts old west gun control to thwart outlaws and crooked judge.

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Cast & Crew

13 members

Acting

Eddie Dean

Eddie Dean

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White Cloud

White Cloud

White Cloud

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Roscoe Ates

Soapy Jones

Roscoe Ates

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Nancy Gates

Cathy Jordan

Nancy Gates

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George Chesebro

Banker Farrell

George Chesebro

Acting

I. Stanford Jolley

Brad Taggert

I. Stanford Jolley

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Mikel Conrad

Henchman Ace Banyon

Mikel Conrad

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Lane Bradford

Henchman Slim Grogan

Lane Bradford

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Terry Frost

Henchman Sloane

Terry Frost

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Wally West

Henchman

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Dee Cooper

Henchman

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William Fawcett

Judge Hammond

William Fawcett

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Andy Parker

Jeff - Musician - Deputy

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