Ladrones cuatreros

Título original: Rustlers

1949
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1h 1min

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Tim Holt and Martha Hyer in Ladrones cuatreros (1949)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA group of Arizona ranchers, trying to learn the identities of the Salt River Gang and prevent any further rustling, marks the currency that rancher Frank Abbott turns over to the gang to ge... Leer todoA group of Arizona ranchers, trying to learn the identities of the Salt River Gang and prevent any further rustling, marks the currency that rancher Frank Abbott turns over to the gang to get his cattle back. Unfortunately drifters Dick McBride and Chito Rafferty are accused of b... Leer todoA group of Arizona ranchers, trying to learn the identities of the Salt River Gang and prevent any further rustling, marks the currency that rancher Frank Abbott turns over to the gang to get his cattle back. Unfortunately drifters Dick McBride and Chito Rafferty are accused of being in the gang when they are found with the money, which they have actually won at the c... Leer todo

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Tim Holt

Dick McBride

Richard Martin

Chito Rafferty

Martha Hyer

Ruth Abbott

Steve Brodie

Mort Wheeler

Lois Andrews

Trixie Fontaine

Harry Shannon

Sheriff Harmon

Addison Richards

Frank Abbott

Frank Fenton

Brad Carew

Robert Bray

Hank - Henchman

Don Haggerty

Rancher

Monte Montague

Rancher

Stanley Blystone

Rancher

Chet Brandenburg

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Buck Bucko

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Roy Bucko

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Victor Cox

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Russell Custer

Dealer
(sin créditos)

Slim Gaut

Barfly
(sin créditos)

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Although Tim Holt's double gun rig is shown with leather leg ties of dangling rawhide stripes, he rarely used them. This isn't surprising in view of the fact that leather leg ties on gun belt holsters is a Hollywood invention for movie cowboys who wore their gun belts low on their hips, which Holt never did. The leather leg ties were introduced in Western movies to keep the low-slung holsters worn by movie cowboys from riding up when they drew their guns--a problem caused by the drooping holsters on their low-slug gun belts.

Citas
Chito Rafferty: While you get the horses and saddle up, I say goodbye to Trixie.
Dick McBride: Well, make it snappy. Last time I almost starved to death waitin' for you to say goodbye to a girl.

Bandas sonoras
Annabella's Bustle
(uncredited)
Words by Harry Harris, music by Lew Pollack
Performed by Lois Andrews

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What Kind of Rustlers Are They

Solid Holt-Martin programmer. Riding into town, the boys are looking for a job. Trouble is that rustlers have driven many local ranchers into penury, so no jobs for the guys. But who is this rustler gang and who's leading them. The guys, of course, get caught up in the struggle, but can they out- tough ranch girl Ruthie (Hyer) who keeps getting the drop on our heroes.

The plot's fairly standard with a mystery mastermind, a saloon, and lots of hard-riding. Naturally, Chito can't keep his mind on business with bar-girl Trixie (Andrews) wiggling around. Good thing no- nonsense Holt's on the case. So there's got to be some fast-shooting and a saloon bout of flying fists to spice things up. Plus, there's some pretty good scenery from what looks like the piney Big Bear area northeast of LA. At least it's not the cheaper scrublands of LA area. And catch the fiery showdown, more budget consuming than most. All in all, the programmer's nothing special, but workhorse director Selander does keep things moving, while our heroes are in fine form, as usual. Anyway, the results are sure good enough for this front-row geezer.