S1.E16

Mexican Bandito

Name: Mexican Bandito
Genre: Western
Released: 1958-01-29
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Pat Conway, Anthony Caruso, Richard Eastham

Episode aired Jan 29, 1958
30m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Pat Conway in Tombstone Territory (1957)

Western

August 2, 1882 - Mexican bandit, Augustine Ramirez and his gang rob the bank at Tombstone, killing the teller during their getaway. Hollister disguises himself as an outlaw so he can move fr... Read allAugust 2, 1882 - Mexican bandit, Augustine Ramirez and his gang rob the bank at Tombstone, killing the teller during their getaway. Hollister disguises himself as an outlaw so he can move freely through the border towns looking for his quarry.August 2, 1882 - Mexican bandit, Augustine Ramirez and his gang rob the bank at Tombstone, killing the teller during their getaway. Hollister disguises himself as an outlaw so he can move freely through the border towns looking for his quarry.

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7.7/10

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Pat Conway

Clay Hollister

Anthony Caruso

Augustine Ramirez

Richard Eastham

The Editor and Narrator

Jose Gonzales-Gonzales

Sancho

Robert Shield

Deputy Jimmy
(as Bob Shield)

Michael Morgan

Bandit

Ollie O'Toole

Teller

Fred King

Bandit

Helen Thayer

Lupe

Fred Carson

Miguel
(uncredited)

Carl Mathews

Cantina Barfly
(uncredited)

Ted Smile

Cantina Barfly
(uncredited)

Director
- Ted Post
Writer
- Paul Savage
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8FloridaFred

Are they really Mexicans?

It was common in the 1950's for Western TV shows to use White actors to portray Mexicans and Indians.That is the only thing that tarnishes this episode of Tombstone Territory. Italian Anthony Caruso is not convincing as Mexican bandit "Augustine Ramirez". And Pat Conway ("Sheriff Hollister") using stage make-up to fool real Mexicans that he is one of them is not believable. (Only "Sancho" is suspicious of "El Amigo"). If you can overlook these miscast characters, it's an enjoyable story.