Pistol Harvest

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Joan Dixon, Tim Holt, Mauritz Hugo, and Richard Martin in Pistol Harvest (1951)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLife is sweet for cowboy Tim as he plans to marry pretty Felice, ward to wealthy rancher Terry, who plans to buy up adjoining range land as a wedding present to the newlyweds. Trouble brews,... Tout lireLife is sweet for cowboy Tim as he plans to marry pretty Felice, ward to wealthy rancher Terry, who plans to buy up adjoining range land as a wedding present to the newlyweds. Trouble brews, however, when no-good businessman Elias Norton hires a couple of saddle tramps to relieve... Tout lireLife is sweet for cowboy Tim as he plans to marry pretty Felice, ward to wealthy rancher Terry, who plans to buy up adjoining range land as a wedding present to the newlyweds. Trouble brews, however, when no-good businessman Elias Norton hires a couple of saddle tramps to relieve Terry of the $30,000 he planned on using to buy the property.

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Tim Holt

Tim Holt

Joan Dixon

Felice Moran

Robert Clarke

Jack Green

Mauritz Hugo

Elias Norton

Robert J. Wilke

Andy Baylor
(as Robert Wilke)

Billy Griffith

Prouty
(as William Griffith)

Edward Hearn

Terry Moran
(as Guy Edward Hearn)

Harper Carter

Jack Green as a Child

Joan Freeman

Felice as a Child

F. Herrick Herrick

Captain Rand
(as Herrick Herrick)

Richard Martin

Chito Rafferty

William Bailey

Townsman
(uncredited)

Lee Phelps

Sheriff
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
One of 5 western films that Tim Holt and Joan Dixon both appeared in, along with Richard Martin.

Citations
Chito Rafferty: Now, how do you like when the foot's on the other shoe, huh?

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9/10

Tim and Chito reap a pistol harvest !

This excellent 1951 western features the great team of Tim Holt and his Irish-Mexican sidekick Chito Rafferty. Tim is enamored of Felice, whose adopted father has a bank loan stolen by some villainous no-goods. The Banker and his lackies become suspects and the search begins.

Action, chemistry and fine suspense are all present here. Holt handles the action scenes with the best of them and Chito was a happy-go-lucky, believable sidekick. The great heavy Bob Wilke appears as a dastardly villain. What more could any western fan ask for ?

This film is a good example of how good films of this period can be. Worth watching again & again !