"AUTRY BEATS MURDER TO THE DRAW IN GUN-SCORCHING LOTTERY CLEAN-UP!"

1951

1h 8m

7.0(3 votes)

Western

Overview

A Texas Ranger tries to bring down counterfeiters selling fake lottery tickets.

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9 members

Acting

Gene Autry

Acting

Champion

Gene's Horse

Acting

Mary Castle

Rita Bagley

Acting

Russell Hayden

Steve Diamond

Acting

Gail Davis

Nancy Carter

Acting

Tom Keene

Tracy Wyatt

Acting

Don C. Harvey

Blackie Knight

Acting

Roy Gordon

Frank Bagley

Acting

Pat Buttram

Ranger Pecos Bates

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