Man from Montana (1941) - film review

Western

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Man from Montana is an American western first released in 1941, directed by Ray Taylor. The film stars Johnny Mack Brown, Fuzzy Knight, Billy Lenhart and Kenneth Brown. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Ray Taylor
Script: Frank Howard Clark, Bennett Cohen
Photo: Charles Van Enger
Cast: Johnny Mack Brown (Sheriff Bob Dawson), Fuzzy Knight (Deputy Grubby), Billy Lenhart (Butch Bass player), Kenneth Brown (Buddy, Accordion player), Jean Brooks (Linda Thompson), Nell O’Day (Sally Preston), William Gould (Winchester Thompson), James Blaine (Dunham), Richard Alexander (Henchman Kohler), Karl Hackett (Flash ’Trig’ Watson), Edmund Cobb (Dakota, Thompson Ranch Foreman), Frank Ellis (Henchman Decker), Kermit Maynard (Henchman Chris), Jack Shannon (Ranch Hand Tex), Murdock MacQuarrie (Joel Preston), Charles McMurphy (Dugan), The King’s Men (Singing Quartet, homesteaders), Victor Adamson (Henchman), Roy Bucko (Barfly), Budd Buster (Townsman), Victor Cox (Barfly), Riley Hill (Barfly), Tex Phelps (Barfly), George Plues (Thompson Ranch Hand), Blackjack Ward (Henchman), Henry Wills (Watches fight)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 59 min; B&W

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