A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950)

Dir: Richard Sale Comedy / Western stars 3

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A Ticket to Tomahawk is an American western first released in 1950, directed by Richard Sale. The film stars Dan Dailey, Anne Baxter, Rory Calhoun, Walter Brennan and Charles Kemper. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Richard Sale
Script: Richard Sale
Photo: Harry Jackson
Music: Cyril J. Mockridge
Cast: Dan Dailey (Johnny Behind-the-Deuces), Anne Baxter (Kit Dodge Jr.), Rory Calhoun (Dakota), Walter Brennan (Terence Sweeny), Charles Kemper (Chuckity), Connie Gilchrist (Madame Adelaide), Arthur Hunnicutt (Sad Eyes), Will Wright (Dodge), Chief Yowlachie (Pawnee), Victor Sen Yung (Long Time), Robert Adler (Bat), Raymond Bond (Stationmaster), Paul Brinegar, Harry Carter (Charley), Edward Clark (Jet), Jack Elam (Fargo), Robert Filmer (Deputy Sheriff), Joseph Forte, William Gould, Tim Graham, Raymond Greenleaf (Mayor), Paul Harvey (Mr. Bishop), Herbert Heywood (Old-timer), John Horan (Undertaker), Olin Howland (Railway Conductor), Mauritz Hugo (Dawson), Lee MacGregor (Gilo), Joyce Mackenzie (Ruby), Marion Marshall (Annie), George Melford (Stationmaster), John Merton (Clayton), Marilyn Monroe (Clara), Dick Ryan, William Self (Telegrapher), Harry Seymour (Velvet Fingers), Jerry Sheldon, Barbara Smith (Julie), Charles Soldani (Black Wolf), Shooting Star (Crazy Dog), Charles Stevens (Trancos), Clarence Straight, Chief Thundercloud (Crooked Knife), Jim Toney, John War Eagle (Lone Eagle), Guy Wilkerson (Dr. Brink)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min

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