Fort Marcy's commandant has a dilemma when 3 outlaws, who killed a few Navajo for their horses, request protection from the vengeful Indians.Fort Marcy's commandant has a dilemma when 3 outlaws, who killed a few Navajo for their horses, request protection from the vengeful Indians.Fort Marcy's commandant has a dilemma when 3 outlaws, who killed a few Navajo for their horses, request protection from the vengeful Indians.
Jimmy Ames
- Poker Player
- (uncredited)
Sherry Anne Atkins
- Child
- (uncredited)
Emile Avery
- Trooper
- (uncredited)
Lew Bedell
- Trooper 'Hardsaddle' Harry
- (uncredited)
Sid Brokaw
- Musician
- (uncredited)
Dorinda Clifton
- Woman at Dance
- (uncredited)
Earl Colbert
- Musician
- (uncredited)
Eugene Englund
- Musician
- (uncredited)
Robin Fletcher
- Nancy Dempster
- (uncredited)
Joanne Franklin
- Child
- (uncredited)
Gene François
- Child
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- Sid Kuller
- Oliver Crawford(uncredited)
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAccording to Turner Home Entertainment, the film's original negative was lost and since the original Cinecolor could not be adequately reproduced, the VHS edition was in black and white; however, whenever it is broadcast on TCM, it is telecast in acceptably good Cinecolor, apparently from an original 35mm print.
- GoofsWhen Ike Vaughn (Gig Young) flees the fort with young Nancy Dempster, he runs and jumps on his horse and rides out of the fort through the open gate, and he is supposedly holding Nancy all the time with his left arm. But the action is rather violent, and the way he holds Nancy, you can only see her back. But her arms and legs flop around like a rag doll, which is clearly what he is holding, and not the real girl.
- Quotes
Woman Dancer: You know, I can look into your eyes and see you have led a gay, romantic life. If I'm not too personal, what do you do for a living?
Rufus Black: I sell coffins!
- SoundtracksThe Girl in the Wood
By Terry Gilkyson and Neal Stuart
Featured review
I love the song more than the movie
I have always loved this movie from my childhood watching it on Saturday morning. Have not seen it in years and now must make sure i catch AMC when it airs. To me the coolest thing about this movie was the catchy song. I can still remember it to this day "All that you can hear are the hoof beats on the ground as the Redskins ride along Slaughter Trail." not PC for sure but this was 1951 and the star was booted because he was "tabbed" a commie lover. Wow how non-PC can you get. would love to see it again and again again. I was hoping this was not one of those lost films destroyed by time and am glad to see TNT still willing to show it.
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- brillpro
- Jan 25, 2006
Details
- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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