Gun Law

1938
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George O'Brien and Rita Oehmen in Gun Law (1938)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA marshal assumes the identity of an outlaw in the wild town of Gunsight.A marshal assumes the identity of an outlaw in the wild town of Gunsight.A marshal assumes the identity of an outlaw in the wild town of Gunsight.

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5.4/10

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George O'Brien

Tom O'Malley

Rita Oehmen

Ruth Ross

Ray Whitley

Singing Sam McGee

Paul Everton

John Blaine

Robert Gleckler

Flash Arnold

Ward Bond

Henchman Pecos

Francis McDonald

Henchman Nevada

Edward Pawley

The Raven

Bobby Barber

The Barber
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Hank Bell

Townsman Taking Tom's Gun
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Bob Burns

Townsman
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Neal Burns

Townsman
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Ken Card

Banjo Player
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Art Davis

Fiddle Player
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Herman Hack

Townsman
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Lloyd Ingraham

Pop Perkins
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Ray Jones

Townsman
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Ethan Laidlaw

Henchman Joe
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ट्रिविया
First of sixteen Westerns George O'Brien made at RKO released from 1938 to 1940.

गूफ़
The typist of the letter Tom was carrying spelled Marshal with two L's despite the fact that the letterhead had the correct spelling. Also, the typist misspelled the name of the city from which the letter originated.

कनेक्शन
Remade as Bandit Ranger (1942)

साउंडट्रैक
Pappy Was a Gun Man
(1938)
Music and Lyric by Ray Whitley and Oliver Drake
Played on guitar and sung by Ray Whitley in the saloon, accompanied by the band

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5/10

I'd Probably Rate It Higher If I Had Looked At A Decent Copy

U. S. Marshall George O'Brien has orders to clean up the town of Gunsight. His plan is to masquerade as outlaw Edward Pawley to work his way into the bad guys' confidence. Why should they cotton to him? Because he claims to have killed Marshall George O'Brien and has the papers with his orders.

Let that percolate for a while, and repeat: O'Brien pretends to be Pawley pretending to be O'Brien. It has possibilities, and O'Brien is now working directly for RKO. For the moment they are anxious to keep him happy, so they gave him Joe August as his cameraman. You can see it in the compositions, if not the images, because the copy that plays on Turner Classic Movies looks like a blown-up 16mm. Copy, mistimed in the lab, and fuzzy sound track.

Oh, well. Ray Whitley offers a song or two.