TEXAS TERROR

DIRECTED BY ROBERT NORTH BRADBURY
LONE STAR PRODUCTIONS
MONOGRAM PICTURES

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INFORMATION FROM IMDb

Plot Summary
Sheriff John Higgins quits and goes into prospecting after he thinks
he has killed his best friend in shooting it out with robbers.
He encounters his dead buddy's sister and helps her run her ranch.
Then she finds out about his past.

Full Cast
John Wayne .... Sheriff John Higgins
Lucile Browne .... Beth Mathews
LeRoy Mason .... Joe Dickson
Fern Emmett .... Aunt Martha Hubbard
George 'Gabby' Hayes .... Sheriff Ed Williams (as George Hayes)
Jay Wilsey .... Blackie Martin (as Buffalo Bill Jr.)
John Ince .... Blacksmith Bob
Henry Roquemore .... Dance MC
Frank Ball .... Dan Matthews (uncredited)
Bert Dillard .... Red (uncredited)
Jack Duffy .... Musician (uncredited)
Jack Jones .... Townsman (uncredited)
Bobby Nelson .... Indian boy (uncredited)
Bert O'Hara .... Musician (uncredited)
Artie Ortego .... Indian (uncredited)
Tex Palmer .... Posse rider (uncredited)
Eddie Parker .... Henchman (uncredited)
Tex Phelps .... Henchman (uncredited)
Bud Pope .... Henchman (uncredited)

Writing Credits
Robert N. Bradbury (story) (as R.N. Bradbury)

Produced
Paul Malvern .... producer

Cinematography
William Hyer
Archie Stout (uncredited)

Stunts
Yakima Canutt .... stunts (uncredited)
Jack Jones .... stunts (uncredited)
Eddie Parker .... stunts (uncredited)

Trivia
Lloyd Ingraham is in studio records/casting call lists playing the role of "Dan Matthews," but that role was played by Frank Ball. Ingraham was not seen in the movie. Buffalo Bill Jr. (Jay Wilsey) is listed playing the role of "Chief Black Eagle," but he played "Blackie Martin" instead. The actor playing "Chief Black Eagle" has not been identified. Yakima Canutt is listed in the cast, but he was a stunt performer and not seen in the movie.

Studio records state that the sound was produced by the Balsley and Phillips Sound System, but it is not stated in the print.

Goof
George Hayes alternates his speech in different scenes,
taking on the speech characteristics of "Gabby" and his natural voice

Filming Locations
Jack Garner Ranch - State Highway 74, San Bernardino National Forest, California, USA
Trem Carr Ranch - Placerita Canyon Road, Newhall, California, USA

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Hi,
I have to be fair, and say, I am biased towards, these Lone Star films.
I enjoy all of them, for all their whirlwind, few days, low budget filming,
they are a joy, and fun to watch.

Duke, as John Higgins, thought he'd killed his best friend,
turns in his Sheriffs badge, and becomes a prospector.
It's strange seeing Duke in this one, looking scruffy, with a beard, and down and out.
Duke puts in a good turn, in this above average oater.
His love interest is Lucille Brown, who did a couple with Duke.
Gabby Hayes, was brilliant as ever.
There is a rare appearance of Buffalo Bill Jr.
Bill had grown up in Wyoming, and was an expert at riding bucking horse.
He had a knack for doing the crouper mount, where he vaulted over the
horses rear,turned, and rode backwards in the saddle.
Yakima Canutt said,
That was a good gag, when you're supposed to be making a getaway, out of town.
Author:* bsmithfrom Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.From IMDb
This entry in Wayne's series of Lone Star westerns that he made for Monogram in the 30's is a cut above the average.
It has a good plotline and plenty of action crammed into its 51 minute running time.
In the early part of the film we see Wayne depart from his usual clean-cut hero image when he thinks that he has killed his best friend.
He grows a beard and has a generally unkempt appearance almost foreshadowing a similar appearance at the end of "Three Godfathers" (1948).
The film is also enhanced by the appearance of such "B" western stalwarts as LeRoy Mason as the villain and a pre-Gabby George Hayes as the sheriff. There is also an unusually large cast of extras in the "Indians to the rescue" sequence which does not appear to be stock footage. The stunt work (likely coordinated by Yakima Canutt) is also superb.
Not a bad way to spend an hour.

I agree entirely, another, sturdy effort by the Duke,
Rating 6/10

Hi Keith,
I enjoy your comments. This one is one of my favorite from the Lone Star movies, but to say truth I like all that I had a chance to watch.
Regards,
Senta

Here are two re-issue posters, the first from 1939 and the second from '49.

Check out this link from Google video

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I remember posting in the past about how great it would be to have a link to the movie under each title in the Duke Movies forum. Looks like that is now a realistic possibility, especially for some of the older titles.

Thanks for the links, ej!

Chester :newyear:

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