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Red River Renegades (1946)
Postal Inspectors Carson and Underwood have been sent to investigate a series of robberies where both the driver and stagecoach disappear. They team up with Pinkerton agent Bennett who has found some of the stolen money in the possession of Stevens.
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Postal Inspectors Carson and Underwood have been sent to investigate a series of robberies where both the driver and stagecoach disappear. They team up with Pinkerton agent Bennett who has found some of the stolen money in the possession of Stevens.
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Genre:Western
Written By:Norman S. Hall
In Theaters:7/23/1946
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Republic Pictures
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