A Civil War guerilla gang plans an attack on a Kansas arsenal.A Civil War guerilla gang plans an attack on a Kansas arsenal.A Civil War guerilla gang plans an attack on a Kansas arsenal.
Thomas Browne Henry
- Griggs
- (as Thomas B. Henry)
Bob Burrows
- Raider
- (uncredited)
Robert Colbert
- Lieutenant Danvers - Union Soldier
- (uncredited)
Jerado Decordovier
- Grey Bear
- (uncredited)
Paul Fierro
- Tall Deer
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- Polly James(uncredited)
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Storyline
Did you know
- GoofsAt several times during the film, characters are seen carrying the Colt Single Action Army Revolver (better known as the "Peacemaker"). This weapon was not manufactured until the 1870s, years after the end of the American Civil War.
- Quotes
Judge Wood: [Watching Westcott aka Davis ride away] The man sure does a lot of riding.
Griggs: If you suspect him, why don't you tell the Major?
Judge Wood: You know my theory. Give 'em plenty of rope.
Featured review
Lawrence, Kansas, that unluckiest of towns
Lawrence, Kansas had to go undergo a seizure from both sides in the Civil War.
The first time was John Brown who executed quite a few because they were
of southern birth and sympathy. The next time was by William Quantrill who
was fighting for the south in his own way of course.
The bloodthirsty Quantrill has been a hand movie villain, there's not too much you can say good about him. If there is anything true about this film it is strictly unintentional.
Leo Gordon plays Quantrill here and while there's more Gordon than the real Quantrill that all right by me because Leo Gordon is one of the best and meanest of villains and always fun to watch.
Our protagonist hero is Steve Cochran who is a Confederate army captain traveling as a spy behind Yankee lines. He's got orders for Quantrill from the Confederate command to destroy the Union arsenal at Lawrence, but don't do any of the looting and atrocities for which he is getting a bad rep for. Gordon has his own agenda for Lawrence and it has nothing to do with the issues of the Civil War.
Cochran indulges in a little romance with Gale Robbins. Also the very sexy Diane Brewster who is Gordon's woman makes a play for Cochran.
All in all and average B western under the Allied Artists banner.
The bloodthirsty Quantrill has been a hand movie villain, there's not too much you can say good about him. If there is anything true about this film it is strictly unintentional.
Leo Gordon plays Quantrill here and while there's more Gordon than the real Quantrill that all right by me because Leo Gordon is one of the best and meanest of villains and always fun to watch.
Our protagonist hero is Steve Cochran who is a Confederate army captain traveling as a spy behind Yankee lines. He's got orders for Quantrill from the Confederate command to destroy the Union arsenal at Lawrence, but don't do any of the looting and atrocities for which he is getting a bad rep for. Gordon has his own agenda for Lawrence and it has nothing to do with the issues of the Civil War.
Cochran indulges in a little romance with Gale Robbins. Also the very sexy Diane Brewster who is Gordon's woman makes a play for Cochran.
All in all and average B western under the Allied Artists banner.
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- Runtime1 hour 8 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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