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Natchez Trace (1960)
Bank clerk Virgil Stewart infiltrates a band of land pirates on the Natchez Trace, and learns bandit leader John Morrow's ambitious plans will lead to bloody revolution between slaveholders and slaves if they aren't stopped.
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Bank clerk Virgil Stewart infiltrates a band of land pirates on the Natchez Trace, and learns bandit leader John Morrow's ambitious plans will lead to bloody revolution between slaveholders and slaves if they aren't stopped.
Rating:NR
Genre:Western
Written By:William R. Cox, D.D. Beauchamp
In Theaters:8/31/1960
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Panorama Pictures Corp.
Cast
Alan Crosland, Jr.
Director
Zachary Scott
John A. Morrow / John Murrell
William Campbell
Virgil Stewart
Marcia Henderson
Ruth Henning
Irene James
Lolette
Ann Kelly
Flo
Jim Reppert
Sam Goodrich
Annette Alexander
Emily Goodrich
Al Scott
Sheriff Beesom
Mario Galento
Turner
Frank Cunningham
Nobby, the Post Rider
Kenne Duncan
William Murrell
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