The Treasure of Lost Canyon

1952
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1h 22m

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William Powell, Julie Adams, Charles Drake, and Tommy Ivo in The Treasure of Lost Canyon (1952)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn California, a boy and his adoptive father find an outlaw's hidden treasure but the news leaks out, sending unscrupulous characters after the gold.In California, a boy and his adoptive father find an outlaw's hidden treasure but the news leaks out, sending unscrupulous characters after the gold.In California, a boy and his adoptive father find an outlaw's hidden treasure but the news leaks out, sending unscrupulous characters after the gold.

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William Powell

Homer 'Doc' Brown

Julie Adams

Myra Wade
(as Julia Adams)

Charles Drake

Jim Anderson

Rosemary DeCamp

Samuella

Tommy Ivo

David

Henry Hull

Cousin Lucius Cooke

Chubby Johnson

Baltimore Dan

John Doucette

Gyppo

Marvin Press

Paddy

Griff Barnett

Judge Wade

John Barton

Townsman
(uncredited)

Helen Gibson

Mother
(uncredited)

Ed Hinkle

Miner
(uncredited)

Philo McCullough

Miner
(uncredited)

Virginia Mullen

Mrs. Crabtree
(uncredited)

Paul Newlan

Coach Driver
(uncredited)

Jimmy Ogg

Guard
(uncredited)

Jack Perrin

Sheriff
(uncredited)

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Citations
Homer 'Doc' Brown: A pair of self-centered people like us should avoid children as if they were germs.

Bandes originales
Oh Lemuel, My Lemuel
(uncredited)
Written by Stephen Foster

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Gentle oater

Not really a western for me, but rather an adventure film destined to the whole family, showing a young boy and a treasure search. Adapted from a Robert Louis Stevenson's story, it may sound familiar to those who love this great novelist and find common elements with his most famous book; TREASURE ISLAND, but though nothing to do with DR JEKYLL...adventures. It is not my cup of tea, this western which I expected more in the Universal Studios style of this period. But it is agreeable to watch, never boring, and William Powell seems comfortable for once not working for Metro Goldwyn Mayer company.