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The cattle of Buena Ventura’s ranchers is stolen quite often and the Cattlemen’s Association can no longer pay for the losses. The town’s…

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Genre: Western.

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Summary: The cattle of Buena Ventura's ranchers is stolen quite often and the Cattlemen's Association can no longer pay for the losses. The town's orphanage also relies on the association for funding and is about to be closed unless someone can raise the money in the next three days. It's up to the Three Mesquiteers to find the thieves and save the orphanage! But can they do it in time?
Decade: 30s
Genres: Western
Directed by: Sam Newfield

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"Roarin’ Lead" (1936) Cast:

Robert Livingston - Stony Brooke
Ray Corrigan - Tucson Smith
Max Terhune - Lullaby Joslin
Christine Maple - Doris Moore
Hooper Atchley - Hackett
Yakima Canutt - Henchman Canary
George Chesebro - Captain Gardner
Tommy Bupp - Bobby
Mary Russell - Orphanage Assistant Mary
Jane Keckley - Mrs. Perkins

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3 Comments

Lee Barr October 21st, 2013 at 9:40 pm

This movie was great. I wasn’t born when they made this cowboy movie but me and my brother and Dad saw these reruns on TV in the late 1950s and 60s.
Bnwmovies October 22nd, 2013 at 9:44 pm

That’s awesome =) You can still catch some of them on certain channels during weird times of the day (or night)…
Frank November 4th, 2015 at 2:04 am

Good old film
As I am 90 soon the golden oldies are perfect for me