Jimmy Wakely

(1953, Murray/Harris) Hoot Gibson, Laurie Anders, Harry Lauter, Johnny Mack Brown, Preston Foster, Jimmy Wakely, Ken Murray, Bob Bray, Buddy Baer. This very obscure title was Hoots last hurrah as a leading man, having not starred since his Monogram days back in 44. A mysterious bandit, El Coyote fights against outlaws trying to form a corrupt cattlemens association. Truthfully, this isnt all that good of a movie, but the card room scene with Brown, Foster, and Wakely is pretty amusing and its nice to see Hoot one last time. Anders had hips like Claudia Cardinale. 16mm.

(1953, Murray/Harris) Hoot Gibson, Laurie Anders, Harry Lauter, Johnny Mack Brown, Preston Foster, Jimmy Wakely, Ken Murray, Bob Bray, Buddy Baer. This very obscure title was Hoots last hurrah as a leading man, having not starred since his Monogram days back in 44. A mysterious bandit, El Coyote fights against outlaws trying to form a corrupt cattlemens association. Truthfully, this isnt all that good of a movie, but the card room scene with Brown, Foster, and Wakely is pretty amusing and its nice to see Hoot one last time. Anders had hips like Claudia Cardinale. 16mm.

Early Rogers film finds him fighting a gang of outlaws led by a desperado who turns out to be his own brother. The hidden identity or look-alike theme was a common one for Roy's films of the late 1930s, but this one has plenty of action and excitement.

Early Rogers film finds him fighting a gang of outlaws led by a desperado who turns out to be his own brother. The hidden identity or look-alike theme was a common one for Roy's films of the late 1930s, but this one has plenty of action and excitement.