The Driftin' Kid

1941
Approved
57 Min.

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Tom Keene, Betty Miles, and Glenn Strange in The Driftin' Kid (1941)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen a herd of wild horses consigned to Mexico is rustled in the USA, the Mexican government sends a special agent to investigate.When a herd of wild horses consigned to Mexico is rustled in the USA, the Mexican government sends a special agent to investigate.When a herd of wild horses consigned to Mexico is rustled in the USA, the Mexican government sends a special agent to investigate.

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- Robert Emmett Tansey
Drehbuch
- Robert Emmett Tansey
- Frances Kavanaugh
Hauptbesetzung

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Regie
- Robert Emmett Tansey
Drehbuch
- Robert Emmett Tansey
- Frances Kavanaugh
Hauptbesetzung

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Tom Keene

Tom Sterling…

Betty Miles

Betty Lane

Frank Yaconelli

Lopez Mendoza

Glenn Strange

Jeff Payson
(as Glen Strange)

Stanley Price

Rex Jenkins

Fred Hoose

Sheriff Parker

Slim Andrews

Salesman Slim

Gene Alsace

Henchman Blackie

Steve Clark

Roger Lane

Earl Douglas

Henchman Ace
(as Lou Yaconelli)

James Sheridan

Henchman Buckhorn
(as James Sherridan)

Rusty the Horse

Rusty, Tom's Horse
(as Rusty the Wonder Horse)

Rudy Bowman

Townsman
(Nicht genannt)

Roy Bucko

Townsman
(Nicht genannt)

George Hazel

Henchman
(Nicht genannt)

Frank McCarroll

Deputy
(Nicht genannt)

Artie Ortego

Henchman
(Nicht genannt)

Wally West

Henchman
(Nicht genannt)

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Two Keenes for one

The Driftin' Kid has Tom Keene in two roles. As range detective with Frank Yaconelli as sidekick and as the rancher whom they are supposed to be investigating regarding stolen horses.

Keene the detective has been hired by the Mexican government to investigate horses stolen from the Mexican cavalry after Keene stole them. The real villains put it around that Keene the rancher stole them back after he was paid.

The resemblance gives Keene an additional investigatory tool to use.

The climax is one of the silliest shootouts on record. The front row kids might have laughed but not those over 10. Doesn't hold up well.

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This film received its earliest documented telecasts in Washington DC Friday 30 July 1948 on WTTG (Channel 5), in New York City Tuesday 14 September 1948 on WCBS (Channel 2), in Chicago Wednesday 19 January 1949 on WBKB (Channel 4), in Philadelphia Monday 19 September 1949 on Frontier Playhouse on WPTZ (Channel 3), and in Los Angeles Sunday 9 July 1950 on KTLA (Channel 5).