The Range Busters: Boot Hill Bandits

The Range Busters try to trap a gang of ruthless killers.

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DVD-R Details

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 56 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: January 25, 2005
Originally Released: 1942
Label: Alpha Video

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Ray Corrigan & John "Dusty" King
Performer:		John "Dusty" King, Glenn Strange & Max Terhune
Directed by		S. Roy Luby
Screenplay by		Arthur Durlam

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Description by OLDIES.com:

Marshal "Crash" Corrigan's first assignment in the town of Sun Dance is to find a missing stagecoach carrying a mine payroll and recover the strongbox full of cash. Outlaw saloon owner Brand Bolton and his henchman who pulled the robbery, booby-trap a stagecoach with a keg of dynamite and Corrigan barely escapes with his life.

While the gang and most of the town believe the Marshal to be dead, he recovers from the explosion. With the help of his Range Buster buddies, "Dusty" King and "Alibi" Terhune he continues his pursuit of the bandits.

The Range Busters, featuring John King's cowboy songs and Max Terhune's humorous banter with his dummy Elmer, rode alongside Corrigan through more than twenty Western features between 1940 and 1943.

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The Range Busters find time between romancing young fillies to solve a series of Wells Fargo holdups.

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