The Man from Sundown
Cast & Crew
Sam Nelson
Charles Starrett
Iris Meredith
Richard Fiske
Jack Rockwell
Alan Bridge
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Synopsis
When young rancher Tom Kellogg walks into the Sundown bank in the middle of a holdup by Slick Larson and his gang, Slick knocks Tom down, but the rancher sees an identifying scar on one of the men, and thus becomes the only witness who can identify any of Slick's men. After the bandits make their getaway, tensions in town escalate, and Barbara Kellogg, Tom's sister, confides her fears about Tom's safety to Texas Ranger Larry Whalen. Barbara's fears come true when one of Slick's men is captured, and as Tom takes the witness stand to identify him, he is murdered and the outlaw goes free. Barbara, frustrated by the powerlessness of the law, declares that she will capture the bandits by herself. Meanwhile, Larry formulates a different plan and, with the help of his friend, Hank Austin, infiltrates Slick's hideout, where he wins the outlaw's confidence and talks him into holding up a gold shipment. While Larry rides back to alert the rangers, Barbara, accompanied by a posse of ranchers, rides into outlaw territory, pretending to be horse traders. Barbara tricks Slick into attending an auction, where they arrest him and take him back to Sundown. To entrap the rest of the gang, Larry urges them to ride to Slick's rescue, but as they catch up to Barbara, Slick makes a dash for freedom. As Barbara recaptures Slick, the rangers arrive just in time to arrest the rest of the gang.
Director
Sam Nelson
Cast
Charles Starrett
Iris Meredith
Richard Fiske
Jack Rockwell
Alan Bridge
Richard Botiller
Ernie Adams
Bob Nolan
Pat Brady
Robert Fiske
Edward Peil Sr.
Clem Horton
Forrest H. Dillon
Edmund Cobb
Sons Of The Pioneers
Ed Le Saint
William Thorne
George Chesebro
Lafe Mckee
Tommy Kingston
Bud Osborne
Ralph Peters
Crew
Film Details
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Notes
This picture was also reviewed as Man from Sundown. Modern sources add Tex Cooper, Al Haskell, Kit Guard, Oscar Gahan and Frank Ellis to the cast.
