Eastern gunsmith Daniel Bone goes out west to ply his trade, encounters a girl searching for the murderer of her father.Eastern gunsmith Daniel Bone goes out west to ply his trade, encounters a girl searching for the murderer of her father.Eastern gunsmith Daniel Bone goes out west to ply his trade, encounters a girl searching for the murderer of her father.
Olin Howland
- Finnegan
- (as Olin Howlin)
Roger Alan
- Wagonwheel Mechanic
- (uncredited)
Beulah Archuletta
- Païute Woman
- (uncredited)
Chris Willow Bird
- Indian
- (uncredited)
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaSam Briggs' horse is named Minnie Pearl.
- GoofsIn Kansas City the conductor announces a change of trains and recommends that passengers going further west change for the Central Pacific at the depot. However on the train going further west the next conductor identifies the train as being a Southern Pacific train.
- Quotes
Texas Jack Barton: Man alive! Where did a DUDE learn to shoot like that?
Daniel Bone: I told you. I'm a gunsmith. How would I know if I fixed a gun right if I couldn't shoot?
Featured review
One of my favorite films of the 40's. This mild mannered comedy western hits all the right notes. One might have imagined it made by Bob Hope and a Paramount lovely like Gail Russell or Diana Lynn. But instead it sneaks under the radar with a minor cast of Eddie Albert and Gale Storm who both deliver their best ever film performances. I can't prise this highly enough. It is a must see film for movie lovers. You will thank me. I recall seeing this in 1948 and thinking at the time how good it was and why didn't it make more of an impact. There are just certain films that time treats kindly and this is one of them. Small films that stay with you like THE GREAT DAN PATCH, THE LUCKY STIFF, OUT OF THE BLUE and IVY.
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- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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