Three Guns for Texas
Brief Synopsis
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Our heroes, Texas Rangers based in Laredo, are joined by a pompous and persnickity constable who plans to civilize and modernize law enforcement in Texas according to methods he's developed in nine years of law enforcement in New Hampshire. He accompanies them on an adventure in which they encounter the wily outlaw, Linda Littletrees. They lose Linda, but they do get rid of the constable only to be joined by an old friend of Reese's, a man who believes himself to be a jinx--with some reason. They set out again to capture Linda, but Linda gets a look at Joe with his shirt off and falls in love. She has him captured and tied up so she can marry him, and the other Rangers must rescue him. Joe escapes unscathed and Cletus breaks his jinx, but Linda eludes capture once more.
Cast & Crew
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David Lowell Rich
Director
Neville Brand
Reese Bennett
Peter Brown
Chad Cooper
William Smith
Joe Riley
Martin Milner
MacMillan
Philip Carey
Captain Parmalee
Film Details
Genre
Western
Release Date
Jun
1968
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Universal Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Technicolor)
Synopsis
The efforts of Texas Rangers to bring law and order to Laredo are endangered by Indian insurrections led by the widowed squaw Linda Little Trees. The widow falls in love with a Ranger, however, and Indians and Rangers join forces to repel a band of outlaws.
Cast
Neville Brand
Reese Bennett
Peter Brown
Chad Cooper
William Smith
Joe Riley
Martin Milner
MacMillan
Philip Carey
Captain Parmalee
Albert Salmi
Cleetus Grogan
Cliff Osmond
Running Antelope
Michael Conrad
Willy G. Tinney
Shelley Morrison
Linda Little Trees
John Abbott
Richard Devon
Ralph Manza
Dub Taylor
Crew
Lester William Berke
Assistant Director
John D. F. Black
Screenwriter
John D. F. Black
Story
Robert C. Bradfield
Set Decoration
Robert Brower
Col coordinator
Claire P. Brown
Set Decoration
Philip Carey
Horse provided by
Earl Crain Jr.
Sound
Jack Doran
Assistant Director
Russ Garcia
Music
Larry Germain
Hairstyles
Hilton A. Green
Unit Production Manager
Richard Irving
Producer
Andrew Jackson
Director of Photography
Howard E. Johnson
Art Director
Russell Kimball
Art Director
Lionel Lindon
Director of Photography
Frank Losee
Assistant Director
John Mccarthy Jr.
Set Decoration
David H. Moriarty
Sound
Lloyd S. Papez
Art Director
Roger Parish
Sound
Universal Title
Titles & optical effects
James M. Walters Sr.
Set Decoration
Waldon O. Watson
Sound
Bud Westmore
Makeup
Stanley Wilson
Music Supervisor
Richard G. Wray
Film Editor
Film Details
Genre
Western
Release Date
Jun
1968
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Universal Pictures
Country
United States
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Technicolor)
Quotes
Trivia
Three episodes of the TV series "Laredo" (1965) edited together and released as a feature.
Notes
Three episodes from NBC's Laredo comprise this film: "Yahoo," shown September 30, 1965, c27 September 1965, LP33486, directed by Rich; "Jinx," shown December 2, 1965, c29 November 1965, LP33494, directed by Stanley; and "No Bugles, One Drum," shown February 24, 1966, c21 February 1966, LP33500, directed by Bellamy.
