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Brett Starr is a lawman whose two brothers live in a small town ridden by corruption. The mayor wants to appoint someone who…

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Genre: Comedy, Romance, Western.

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Summary: Brett Starr is a lawman whose two brothers live in a small town ridden by corruption. The mayor wants to appoint someone who will do as he says but still appear as if he's putting a stop to corruption. By accident, Starr becomes the mayor's appointee and now has to find a way to clean up the town's authorities!
Decade: 40s
Genres: Comedy, Romance, Western
Directed by: Joseph Kane

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"Sheriff of Tombstone" (1941) Cast:

Roy Rogers - Brett Starr
George "Gabby" Hayes - Judge Gabby Whittaker
Elyse Knox - Mary Carson
Addison Richards - Mayor Luke Keeler
Sally Payne - Queenie Whittaker
Harry Woods - Shotgun Cassidy
Zeffie Tilbury - Granny Carson
Hal Taliaferro - A.J. Slade
Jay Novello - John Anderson / Martinez
Jack Ingram - Bill Starr

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4 Comments

birdsongz October 11th, 2013 at 6:31 pm

Thanks again for a good film,
Roy Rogers is always a pleasure, and this was unsual in the fact that he sang vary little. Good script.
Russ August 22nd, 2015 at 12:03 pm

Love the Movie
Bernie April 6th, 2018 at 2:22 pm

Love the signing and the memories.
Christopher Myers October 20th, 2020 at 6:28 pm

First Roy Rogers I have watched in over sixty-five years. Wonderful! Thanks for having it.