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Susanna Pass is a american film of genre Action directed by William Witney released in USA on 29 april 1949 with Roy Rogers
Susanna Pass (1949)
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Add to a movie listSusanna Pass is a 1949 American film starring Roy
Rogers.
Actors
Roy Rogers
(Roy Rogers)
Lucien Littlefield
(Russell Masters)
Douglas Fowley
(Roberts aka Walter P. Johnson)
Robert Emmett Keane
(Martin Masters, Newspaper editor)
Dale Evans
(Kay 'Doc' Parker)
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Lorsque Roy et Trigger arrive à son ranch, il trouve Cookie a embauché ses parents. Caroline, le seul parent qui n'a pas une forte ressemblance avec Cookie, est le dresseur de chevaux. Bob Roy raconte une bande d'hommes sont la chasse des chevaux de gamme. Roy met un terme à la chasse sur ses terres. Pop décide qu'il ya de l'argent dans l'enlèvement Trigger et exige une rançon de 100.000 $. beau-fils de McFarland, Ted, et son chien Tramp, fuir et se trouve caché dans la grange de Roy. Un piège est réglé pour attraper le ranch ravisseurs.
Spoilers of the Plains (1951)
Directed by William Witney
Origin USA
Genres Action, Adventure, Western
Actors Roy Rogers, Gordon Jones, Grant Withers, Don Haggerty, House Peters, Jr., George Meeker
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On the Old Spanish Trail (1947)
, 1h15Directed by William Witney
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The Far Frontier (1948)
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Genres Action, Western
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Tom Sharper of the border patrol stops a truck to inspect its cargo. He is knocked cold by the drivers, who report back to their boss, Bart Carroll.
Eyes of Texas (1948)
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Home in Oklahoma (1946)
, 1h12Directed by William Witney
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Genres Action, Western
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Dans cette entrée de Roy Rogers, mettant en vedette une chanson écrite par le gouverneur de l'Oklahoma Roy J. Turner (faisant de lui et de Jimmie Davis de Lousiania et de WE "Pappy" O'Daniel du Texas les seuls gouverneurs d'État à écrire des chansons utilisées dans un western), Flying U Le propriétaire du ranch, Sam Talbot, est tué par une chute de cheval. La journaliste de St. Louis Connie Edwards vient vérifier une rumeur selon laquelle il aurait pu être assassiné. Elle va chez Roy Rogers, rédacteur en chef du journal local, et il l'emmène à la lecture du testament de Talbot. Le ranch est laissé au pupille de Talbot, duc Lowery, âgé de 12 ans, au grand désarroi de la nièce de Talbot, Jan Holloway. Après quelques tentatives sur la vie de Duke, Roy prouve finalement que Jan, Steve McClory et le coroner Jim Judnick ont fait tuer Talbot et conspirent pour faire de même pour Duke, faisant de Jan le dernier héritier.