Buckaroo Sheriff of Texas

1951
U
1h

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Michael Chapin, Eilene Janssen, and Alice Kelley in Buckaroo Sheriff of Texas (1951)

It's just after the Civil War in Texas and Sam White has found a rich deposit of bauxite. But lawlessness abounds and Jim Tulane and his henchmen are in control. Tulane knows White has found... Read allIt's just after the Civil War in Texas and Sam White has found a rich deposit of bauxite. But lawlessness abounds and Jim Tulane and his henchmen are in control. Tulane knows White has found something but is unable to find out what and kills him. He also knows the key is in a toy... Read allIt's just after the Civil War in Texas and Sam White has found a rich deposit of bauxite. But lawlessness abounds and Jim Tulane and his henchmen are in control. Tulane knows White has found something but is unable to find out what and kills him. He also knows the key is in a toy wagon White gave to his son. The son figures out the puzzle only to learn that Tulane's h... Read all

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Michael Chapin

Red White

Eilene Janssen

Judy Dawson

James Bell

Sheriff Tom White

Hugh O'Brian

Ted Gately

Steve Pendleton

Sam White

Tristram Coffin

Jim Tulane

William Haade

Henchman Mark Brannigan

Alice Kelley

Betty Dawson

Selmer Jackson

Governor

Ed Cassidy

Clint
(as Edward Cassidy)

George Taylor

Governor's Secretary

Steve Dunhill

Wagon Guard

Billy Dix

Wagon Driver

Eddie Dunn

Stage Driver

Bill Clark

Henchman
(uncredited)

Tommy Coats

Henchman
(uncredited)

Chick Hannan

Henchman
(uncredited)

Silver Harr

Henchman
(uncredited)

Director
- Philip Ford
Writer
- Arthur E. Orloff
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Low Budget Moppet Western

OK, so there's nothing objectively good to say about this basement budget kiddie oater from Republic, the first in a series of four featuring young'ins as the titular heroes. But when I was a city kid in the 50s, this was the sort of thing I'd eagerly plunk down my ten cents to see on Saturday afternoon. It had a boy my age who roped, rode, and packed a six-shooter (not that he ever shot anything with it). The story features your standard land-grabbing evil doer riding roughshod over a community, most of whose men are off fighting the Civil War. Featuring early roles by Hugh O'Brien (good guy)and Tristram Coffin (bad guy). Minimal production values and a scant sixty minutes run time, but, hey, we didn't notice. All that's missing are the ten color cartoons and a serial chapter for nostalgia's sake.