Young Mitzi Gaynor was already firmly established as a rising musical star when Fox entrusted her to their resident Jack-of-all-trades Henry Levin to put her through her paces on horseback as a pert short-haired Texan tomboy packing a shotgun in this breezy Technicolor western.
As Mitzi's pappy Morris Ankrum takes a break from playing generals. You expect villainy from Michael Ansara (here wearing a huge sombrero) but as his partner in crime robbing a train you don't expect Aaron Spelling, soon to give up acting and later became much more familiar as a name on the credits of nonsense like 'Dallas'.
As Mitzi's pappy Morris Ankrum takes a break from playing generals. You expect villainy from Michael Ansara (here wearing a huge sombrero) but as his partner in crime robbing a train you don't expect Aaron Spelling, soon to give up acting and later became much more familiar as a name on the credits of nonsense like 'Dallas'.