Blazing Six Shooters
Brief Synopsis
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Karsin and Lash are after the Kenyon and Rawlins ranches where they have spotted silver ore. When Lash robs Rawlins and kills Kenyon, Jeff suspects them and makes a plan to nab the two. He sells the ranch to Karsin and as suspected, Karsin pays with the stolen bills. But Lash is suspicious of his partner and arrivers to re-take the money by force and flee.
Cast & Crew
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Joseph H. Lewis
Director
Charles Starrett
Jeff Douglas
Iris Meredith
Janet Kenyon
Dick Curtis
Lash Bender
Al Bridge
Bert Karsin
George Cleveland
Mark Rawlins
Film Details
Genre
Western
Release Date
Apr
4,
1940
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Distribution Company
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 1m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Film Length
6 reels
Synopsis
Following the death of his father, Jeff Douglas rides to the ranch that the old man owned in partnership with Dan Kenyon and his daughter Janet. Shortly after Jeff's arrival, Kenyon is found dead and Jeff begins to suspect foul play. Suspicion points to Lash Bender, the Kenyon's foreman, who has found a rich silver deposit on a promontory which adjoins the Kenyon ranch. Jeff cleverly tricks Lash into confessing that he murdered Kenyon in order to force Janet to sell the ranch, and justice is served.
Director
Joseph H. Lewis
Director
Cast
Charles Starrett
Jeff Douglas
Iris Meredith
Janet Kenyon
Dick Curtis
Lash Bender
Al Bridge
Bert Karsin
George Cleveland
Mark Rawlins
Henry Hall
Dan Kenyon
Bob Nolan
Bob
Stanley Brown
Cassidy
The Sons Of The Pioneers
John Tyrell
Savage
Eddie Laughton
Runyon
Francis Walker
Shorty
Edmund Cobb
Sheriff
Bruce Bennett
Winthrop
Tim Spencer
Tim
Crew
Film Details
Genre
Western
Release Date
Apr
4,
1940
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Distribution Company
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 1m
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Film Length
6 reels
