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Apache War Smoke is a american film of genre Western directed by Harold F. Kress released in USA on 25 september 1952 with Gilbert Roland
Apache War Smoke (1952)
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Actors
Gilbert Roland
(Peso Herrera)
Glenda Farrell
(Fanny Webson)
Robert Horton
(Tom Herrera)
Barbara Ruick
(Nancy Dekker)
Myron Daniel Healey
(Pike Curtis)
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