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Released October 15, 1956
Featuring Joe Besser (Solo)
Associated Film Releasing
75 min. (Feature Film)

A famous female sharpshooter arrives in town for a saloon engagement. But her real agenda is revenge. Years earlier as a girl of thirteen, she watched Jud Ivers and his sons steal her family's farmland. Her father killed one Ivers boy while defending the land, before being killed by Ivers Sr.. Her mother was shot in the back by Ivers' other son Ben. Accompanied by her manager (Joe Besser), Kate is determined to make her own justice with the Ivers family, even if it means going around a U. S. Marshal (William Talman).

Joe Besser costars in a comic relief/pathos role as Kate's mentor, an alcoholic medicine show peddler, who with his late sharpshooter wife, raised the young girl after Ivers killed her family.

Costar Robert Lowery is best remembered for playing Gotham City's Caped Crusader, in the Columbia serial BATMAN AND ROBIN (1949).

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Avg. Rating: [7.67/10]
 
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Peggie Castle
Kate Masters

Joe Besser
Doc McGinnis

William Talman
Marshall Dan Corbin

Robert Lowery
Big Mike Dougherty

Ian MacDonald
Jud Ivers

Earle Lyon
Ben Ivers

Barbara Turner
Jenny Ivers

David Tomack
Henchman

Arvo Ojala
Henchman

Sid Lopez
Henchman

Ben Cameron
Henchman

Susan Lang
Saloon girl


Earle Lyon
Executive Producer

Ian MacDonald
Associate Producer

Richard H. Bartlett
Original Story

Norman Jolley
Original Story and Screenplay

Guy Roe
Director of Photography

Carl Pierson
Film Editor

Thomas Connolly
Set Designer

Harry Reif
Set Dresser

Al Overton
Soundman

Leon Klatzkin
Musical Composer and Conductor

Harold E. Knox
Production Manager

Karl Brainard
Prop Master

Arvo Ojala
Technical Advisor


















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